Nunn Fire
 
Size: 1,121 acres
Containment: 100%
Cause: electrical

The Nunn Fire is 1,121 acres and 100% contained. All Texas A&M Forest Service resources have been released and the fire has been turned back over to the local fire departments to monitor.

Nunn Fire
 
Size: estimated 1,121 acres
Containment: 90%
Cause: electrical

Crews returned to the fire area this morning to scout the perimeter. No concerns have been reported. Crews will continue to monitor and mop up any hot spots they find.

Fire Weather: Overnight recoveries were poor to fair and the humidity is expected to fall below 15 percent again today. There will finally be a break in the stronger winds this morning and winds will shift out of the north. 20 ft winds will remain light throughout the day shifting slowly from northerly to more easterly.

Nunn Fire
 
Size: estimated 1,121 acres
Containment: 90%
Cause: electrical

Crews made significant progress today on knocking down hotspots close to the fire perimeter. The fire did not grow in size today. Increased acreage estimate is based on more accurate mapping. Resources will remain on the fire line late into the evening and will return in the morning to re-evaluate and form a plan for the day.  

Nunn Fire
 
Size: estimated 650 acres
Containment: 50%
Cause: electrical

Fire crews are back out on the fire this morning to continue suppression efforts. Retardant lines dropped yesterday have held throughout the night. In addition to TAMFS, TIFMAS, and aviation resources, the Lakeview MOD handcrew arrived yesterday to provide additional support. Today, crews will continue to knock down hot spots close to the fire perimeter and utilize aviation resources as needed. 

Fire Weather: WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 7 PM CDT THIS EVENING...RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 10 AM THIS MORNING TO 9 PM CDT THIS EVENING...Gusty west winds continue this morning and a Wind Advisory will be in effect for the Davis Mountains and surrounding Foothills now through this evening. As 20ft winds increase throughout the day, humidity will drop to around 20 percent. Given that fuels remain critically dry, a Red Flag Warning has been issued for late this morning through this evening in the vicinity of the fire. Overnight recovery will be poor to fair and humidity will fall below 15 percent once again on Thursday. There will finally be a break in the stronger winds Thursday morning and winds will shift out of the north. 20ft winds will remain light throughout the day on Thursday shifting slowly from northerly to more easterly.

Nunn Fire
Size: estimated 400 acres
Containment: 20% 
Cause: Under Investigation

Crews continue to make progress on fire suppression and containment. High winds caused erratic fire behavior today. Direct support from aviation allowed crews to catch a few spots over the containment lines today. TAMFS crews will work late into the night and will return into the morning to continue fire suppression efforts. Aviation will be utilized again if ground resources think they will be effective. Acreage will be updated when more accurate mapping can be obtained.

Nunn Fire
Size: estimated 400 acres
Containment: 20% 
Cause: Under Investigation

Fire crews worked late into the evening to get a good size up of the fire, put a plan together for fire suppression, and began to implement their plan. The fire grew overnight and entered a drainage area, increasing the complexity of this fire. They have returned this morning and requested more aviation resources to assist with fire suppression. Engine and aviation resources will be utilized on this fire due to rugged terrain. In addition to the engine and aviation resources already on scene, a type 1 Handcrew Module has been ordered to provide additional ground support. Air tanker retardant drops have been effective in conjunction with engines working to put out hot spots.

Crews are working to contain this fire before predicted wind shifts and critical weather arrive.

Fire Weather: RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM THIS MORNING TO 10 PM CDT THIS EVENING...HIGH WIND WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM THIS MORNING TO 1 PM CDT WEDNESDAY. Recovery will be poor this morning, with relative humidity going critical most of the day as dry southwest 20-ft winds increase. 20-ft winds will shift to west during the late afternoon, and remain elevated tonight. Despite this, recovery overnight will be moderate. Windy/gusty 20-ft west winds will continue Wednesday, but cooler temperatures will yield relative humidity above critical criteria.

Doe Fire Update

March 31, 2022
9:00 am 
 
Size: 1,583 acres
Containment: 100%
Road Closures and Evacuations: None at this time

The Doe Fire was contained on Tuesday, March 29th, dozer crews finished tying in line around the perimeter of the fire and engine crews patrolled and mopped up hotspots.

Bosque River Fire Update March 30, 2022 5:30pm
 
Size: 700 acres
Containment: 90%
Personnel: 19

Texas A&M Forest Service (TAFMS) received a request for assistance in Bosque County on the Bosque River Fire, approximately 3 miles east of Iredel, Texas, on the evening on March 27, 2022 during warm, dry and windy conditions. Critically dry grass and shrub vegetation supported the growth of the fire with some spotting of flammable materials ahead of the flaming front, far enough ahead to jump the Bosque River.

Yesterday, Forest Service personnel were assisted by local volunteer fire departments to gain more containment around the fire. There was minimal fire activity around the perimeter of the fire. Forest Service personnel were released from the incident in the evening and released the fire back to the local units.

Bosque River Fire Update March 29, 2022 8:00pm

Size: 700 acres
Containment: 90%
Personnel: 18

Texas A&M Forest Service (TAFMS) received a request for assistance in Bosque County on the Bosque River Fire, approximately 3 miles east of Iredel, Texas, on the evening on March 27, 2022 during warm, dry and windy conditions. Critically dry grass and shrub vegetation supported the growth of the fire with some spotting of flammable materials ahead of the flaming front, far enough ahead to jump the Bosque River.

Operational tactics today focused on improving containment line with mop up and patrol. Heavy equipment completed containment line creation early in today's shift and a Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System (TIFMAS) Strike Team provided mop up support.

State crews from both TAMFS and TIFMAS were released off the fire at 6:00pm today, and local firefighters will patrol and monitor for any potential heat near containment lines tomorrow.

Weather:
Weather today was warm and windy, along with an increase in low level moisture. Minimum rH was around 45% with south winds 20-25mph. A line of thunderstorms is expected to move through Central Texas tonight. Brisk west-northwest winds can be expected tomorrow with humidity around 30%


Evacuations and Road Closures:
There are no current evacuations or road closures.


Damages and Injuries:
There are no current reports of injuries. Damage has been reported to private structures, though no primary residences have been reported as such.

Bosque River Fire Update March 28, 2022 2:30 pm

Size: 700 acres
Containment: 70%
Personnel: 18

Texas A&M Forest Service (TAFMS) received a request for assistance in Bosque County on the Bosque River Fire, approximately 3 miles east of Iredel, Texas, on the evening on March 27, 2022 during warm, dry and windy conditions. Critically dry grass and shrub vegetation supported the growth of the fire with some spotting of flammable materials ahead of the flaming front, far enough ahead to jump the Bosque River.

Yesterday, operational tactics focused on direct and indirect containment line construction. Aviation resources provided aerial situation awareness and a infrared flight to for estimated size.

Today, Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System Strike Team 132 joined TAMFS resources in order to engage in patrol and mop up operations. Material inside containment lines is expected to burn more actively as the afternoon continues to heat up and dry out.

Weather:
Current conditions in the area are expected to be less severe than yesterday. Wind speeds this afternoon will reach 15-20 mph. Warm afternoon temperatures are forecasted to reach the 80s and the relative humidity will reach 35-40% this afternoon. Fire growth will again be possible as a result of the dry air and moderate winds.

Evacuations and Road Closures:
There are no current evacuations or road closures.


Damages and Injuries:
There are no current reports of injuries. Damage has been reported to private structures, though no primary residences have been reported as such.