Elevated fire weather conditions continue across large areas of Texas. Heat and storm potential may also impact fire threats.
State wildfire response resources remain activated to support local fire response operations.
Ensure you have a plan for yourself and your family.
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- National Weather Service has upgraded the risk of severe weather for later today across East Texas. Some areas of North, Central, and Southeast Texas also face storm hazards, including damaging wind gusts. Stay Weather Aware! #txwx
- Extreme heat can be dangerous.🌡️🥵 Remember: ✅Drink water and seek cool air if you can ✅Check on your neighbors and loved ones Learn more: ready.gov/heat
- Hot, dry and windy conditions can increase wildfire risk. Avoid parking on dry grass, secure trailer chains, and postpone activities that could create sparks. Heed guidance from local officials. State resources remain deployed to assist local communities with fire suppression.
- The Texas Emergency Management Council met today to discuss emerging threats, weather outlooks, interagency communication, and ongoing disaster response. This continued engagement helps #TeamTexas agencies stand ready to support communities across the state.

