Fires broke out across North Texas today, burning down homes under construction in McKinney and over 8,000 acres of land in Palo Pinto County.
The National Weather Service said earlier this afternoon that the a fire burning in Palo Pinto County west of Mineral Wells - called the Dempsey fire - had grown to 11,000 acres and was just 12% contained.Yesterday, the Palo Pinto County Sheriff's Office posted on social media that"evacuations are encouraged in the area North of 180, South of 254, East of 4 and West of 337" and encouraged residents of Graford to prepare to evacuate.
The Palo Pinto Volunteer Fire Department said it is accepting donations at 620 Oak Street in Palo Pinto.Meanwhile in McKinney, a fire broke out at the construction site on Marigold Dr. Seven homes under construction burned down or were badly damaged, and flames briefly spread to an occupied home.
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