North Texas to be hot, dry as weekend begins amid Ross Fire still burning in Palo Pinto County @CBSTexas
North Texas to be hot, dry as weekend begins amid Ross Fire still burning in Palo Pinto County  @CBSTexas
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
North Texas has environmental improvements regarding the fire danger on Friday. Relative humidity levels will be around 50-60% in the afternoon, and wind will be light. However, the Ross Fire is still active and growing.


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North Texas to be hot, dry as weekend begins amid Ross Fire still burning in Palo Pinto County

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