Texas Weather Alert: Fire Danger Elevated from Noon to 7 PM in Brush Country and Coastal Plains

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Corpus Christi, TX – Fire danger will remain high this afternoon across the Brush Country and inland Coastal Plains. The U.S. National Weather Service has issued an elevated fire danger statement, effective from noon until 7 PM today. According to the weather service, critical conditions are expected with dry fuels and relative humidity levels between 15% and 25%. Winds will range from 10 to 15 mph, with gusts reaching up to 20 mph, exacerbating the potential for fire spread.

The advisory covers areas including Corpus Christi, Victoria, and parts of the Brush Country. Officials urge residents to avoid open flames or sparks, ensure vehicles are kept off dry grass, and properly dispose of cigarettes. These precautions are necessary as the dry conditions and wind speeds increase the chances of fire outbreaks.

Local authorities are urging heightened awareness, especially for those living in rural or brush-heavy areas. It’s essential for the public to stay cautious and report any signs of smoke or fire immediately.

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