Texas is in the midst of wildfire season. And current drought conditions across the state aren't helping when it comes to preventing wildfire spread if one were to start.
As of Saturday, the wildfire nearly tripled. Later in the evening, officials announced the fire was about 40% contained and crews would continue to operate until 10 p.m.
The crew members were rushed to the hospital with burn injuries, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service, which also said the 215-acre fire is 100% contained.
Be aware! There are some exceptions. For example, outdoor cookouts and barbeques are OK, and so is welding as long as you abide by fire codes.
Since 1990, we've cut down more forest globally than there is forest in the United States.
Fire danger levels are elevated in parts of West Texas and the Panhandle, and they're expected to get more severe later this week.