The map below will continue to update as new data is released on areas burned by the fire. After igniting Monday afternoon, the Smokehouse Creek Fire has grown to become the largest wildfire in ...

It’s even burned into neighboring parts of Oklahoma. Here’s a map of the Smokehouse Creek Fire compared to the size of Los Angeles County. The city of Los Angeles covers a total area of 502.7 ...

Wildfires continued to burn across the Texas Panhandle Thursday, forcing widespread evacuations as the Smokehouse Creek Fire has grown to become the largest in the state's history. As of midday ...

This is an estimated acreage, as the Texas A&M Forest Service has yet to confirm the merge and continues to list Smokehouse Creek and 687 Reamer separately. The fire tracker provides a map with ...

Maps show the Smokehouse Creek fire has spread across an area to the northeast of Amarillo, into the town of Canadian, and is now approaching the border with Oklahoma. A smoke cloud from the fire ...

The Smokehouse Creek fire burning near Stinnett, about 60 miles northeast of Amarillo, was originally reported Monday evening and has grown to an estimated 500,000 acres by around 8:30 a.m. on ...

The fire ignited a mile north of Stinnett and east of Texas 207, with initial fire behavior reported as extremely active in tall grasses because of high winds and low relative humidity.

If this massive fire were burning elsewhere in the U.S., it would cover multiple major metro areas and regions. A map showing how the Smokehouse Creek Fire would cover an area from Philadelphia to ...

At the time, the Smokehouse Creek Fire was up to nearly 1.1 million acres ... go to AirNow.gov To see a map of the current wildfires, go to our Texas wildfire smoke map. During a press conference ...

A map from the U.S. Department of ... At least two people have died in the Smokehouse Creek Fire. One person died in Hutchinson County, a county official told CBS Texas on Wednesday night.