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Electra Complex

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Texas A&M Forest Service 
Texas 
College Station, 
Texas 
77845 
Texas A&M Forest Service 
Texas 
College Station, 
Texas 
77845 

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Forecast Fire Danger: 12/12/21
Map of the state of Texas showing the forecast of the high fire danger areas. Extreme fire danger at the pandhandle and lessening as it gets to the coast.
Map of the state of Texas showing the forecast of the high fire danger areas. Extreme fire danger at the pandhandle and lessening as it gets to the coast.
Forecast Fire Danger: 12/12/21

Forecast Fire Danger map for 12/12/21. For more information visit https://ticc.tamu.edu/PredictiveServices/default.aspx

Burnout operations on the Electra Complex:12/11/21
Five wildland firefighters in front of recently ignited vegetation, standing on a bulldozer control line.
Five wildland firefighters in front of recently ignited vegetation, standing on a bulldozer control line.
Burnout operations on the Electra Complex:12/11/21

TIFMAS strike team members conduct burn out operations to secure control lines

Night smoldering on Electra Complex: 12/10/21
dark photo with widespread red glows from the fire moving through a recently harvested cornfield
dark photo with widespread red glows from the fire moving through a recently harvested cornfield
Night smoldering on Electra Complex: 12/10/21

Night view of a burned cornfield near Electra, TX on 12/10/21

Burned vegetation on the Electra Complex: 12/10/21
smoky view of a blackened ground where no grass remains. Charred mesquite is approximately 10 feet tall
smoky view of a blackened ground where no grass remains. Charred mesquite is approximately 10 feet tall
Burned vegetation on the Electra Complex: 12/10/21

Blacked pasture with charred mesquite near Electra, TX on 12/10/21

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