Yesterday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 4 wildfires for 61 acres burned. Rainfall associated with today's cold front will help to keep wildfire activity low. No fire weather is expected this weekend.

Always check for burn bans, tfsweb.tamu.edu/TexasBurnBans/.

Texas A&M Forest Service has lowered the Wildland Fire Preparedness Level to Level 1. Read more: bit.ly/3FlmmHA

Since Friday, Texas A&M Forest Service has responded to 44 wildfires for 329.6 acres. All but 5 of these wildfires occurred in East Texas where timber litter fuels dried out last week. Rainfall this week will reduce potential for wildfire activity across much of the state.

Mopping up on a couple wildfires in Titus County yesterday. Tree on power-line and another was burning brush piles. #WildfireAware #TXFire

Yesterday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 5 wildfires for 47.7 acres.

Timber litter fuels have dried this week along I-35 and in East Texas. Increased wind speeds will support wildfire activity in these fuels for North, Central and East Texas through Saturday.

Not the train -Someone burning brush-piles with no control lines started this forest fire south of Atlanta, TX which burned into the railroad #TXFire #WildfireAware #wildfire pics from TFS Linden

Yesterday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 6 wildfires for 18.3 acres burned.

Wildfire activity is possible today in timber litter fuels (down/dead woody vegetation) in areas of East and North Texas where less than 1/2 inch of rain was received.

Since Friday, Texas A&M Forest Service has responded to 18 wildfires for 125.8 acres. A dry air mass behind today's cold front will result in a period of accelerated drying. Wildfire activity may increase through Wed. in areas of E&N TX that received less than 1/2 inch of rain.

Yesterday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 11 wildfires for 247 acres burned.

Forecast high fire danger combines with dry vegetation to increase wildfire potential in North, East and Central Texas today. Forecast rainfall and cool temps will lower potential Sun-Tues.

Tonight on 'Around Texas' - we embed with the Texas A&M Forest Service Lone Star State Hand Crew while they battle a difficult and complex fire. When the terrain is too rugged for bulldozers to traverse, TAMFS firefighters hike in and battle wildfires with nothing more than handtools

Dozer crew working on a fire sparked from power-lines north of Winnsboro in Franklin County this afternoon. #TXFire #WildfireAware

Yesterday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 3 wildfires for 112 acres. While moisture from the Gulf slows wildfire activity, low potential remains in timber litter fuels for regions of Texas, including Southeast, Northeast, North, Central Texas and the Western Pineywoods.

Yesterday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 9 wildfires for 118.4 acres burned.

People and their activities cause more than 90% of all wildfires in Texas. Always check for burn bans or other restrictions, tfsweb.tamu.edu/TexasBurnBans/. Stay #wildfireaware !

Yesterday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 10 wildfires for 20.4 acres burned.

Though surface moisture is forecast to rise, there is a low potential for wildfires in regions of Texas with dry vegetation, including SE, NE, North, Central Texas and the Western Pineywoods.

🔥 Fire won’t wait. Plan your escape. 🔥

It’s #FirePreventionWeek and now is the time to plan an evacuation route for your family in case of a wildfire or other emergency. Don’t wait for an emergency to start planning. Learn more at tfsweb.tamu.edu/evacuationreso….

Two Texas A&M Forest Service personnel continue to support #HurricaneIan response efforts as part of a 12-person Type 3 Incident Management. The team also includes members from Texas A&M All-Hazard Incident Management Teams and Texas Intrastate Mutual Aid System (TIFMAS).

Since Friday, Texas A&M Forest Service has responded to 13 wildfires for 36 acres.

Surface moisture rises this week, slowing fire activity compared to last week. Large fires are not expected. Activity may occur in areas w/dry veg in SE, NE, North, Central, Western Pineywoods.

Yesterday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 7 wildfires for 50.5 acres burned.

🔥 Stay wildfire aware this weekend! Use caution with any activity that can cause sparks.

📷 Morris Co. Fire on 10/4. Photo by K. Matthews. Credit: Texas A&M Forest Service.

Yesterday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 6 wildfires for 18.4 acres. Be cautious! If a wildfire is spotted, immediately contact local authorities. A quick response can help save lives and property.

📷 Crews responded to a 2-acre fire in Cherokee County, 10/5.