Ross Fire in Palo Pinto County experiences 'significant growth' overnight

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National17 articles from 10 sources across the spectrum· Updated 32d ago

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The story so far

4 developments
  1. Aug 25Ross Fire explodes to over 50,000 acres, forces evacuations in North Texas
  2. Aug 26Satellite Images Show Scale of Texas Ross Fire as Blaze Hits 80,000 Acres
  3. Aug 26Only center coverage:Ross Fire in Palo Pinto County experiences 'significant growth' overnight
  4. Aug 27Only center coverage:Ross Fire in Texas could be burning for ‘days and days,’ official says

Who covered each development

No new developments

Quiet for 33 days

Last development · Aug 27 — Ross Fire in Texas could be burning for ‘days and days,’ official says

How each side is putting it

Left

2 viewpoints
ABC NewsLean Left· 34d ago

Evacuations ordered as wind-whipped Ross Fire in Texas explodes to 50,000 acres

Marshall News MessengerLean Left· 32d ago

Texas’ Ross fire, 100 miles west of Dallas, grows to 85,000 acres

Center

6 viewpoints
CBS NewsCenter· 32d ago

North Texas wildfire burns more than 80,000 acres

Big Country Home PageCenter· 32d ago

Ross Fire: Smoke seen across the Big Country, officials provide update

FOX 4 DallasCenter· 33d ago

Ross Fire in Texas could be burning for ‘days and days,’ official says

Ran by 4 outlets· CW 39 Houston, KTSM 9 News, +2 more
CW 39 HoustonCenter· 33d ago

Ross Fire in Palo Pinto County experiences 'significant growth' overnight

KTSM 9 NewsCenter· 34d ago

Ross Fire in Palo Pinto County experiences 'significant growth' overnight

KXAN AustinCenter· 34d ago

Ross Fire in Palo Pinto County experiences 'significant growth' overnight

Big Country Home PageCenter· 34d ago

Ross Fire in Palo Pinto County experiences 'significant growth' overnight

NewsweekCenter· 34d ago

Satellite Images Show Scale of Texas Ross Fire as Blaze Hits 80,000 Acres

Right

1 viewpoint
Just the NewsLean Right· 35d ago

Texas' Ross fire grows to consume 50K acres, destroying homes and ranches

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