SAN ANGELO, Texas — As dry and hot weather continues across West Texas, fires have once again ignited across the region. As of Tuesday morning, firefighters were battling multiple fires across the entire state.
The largest fire was the 'Mays Fire' in San Saba County, estimated at 9,000 acres and has spread into eastern McCulloch county, 13 miles east of Brady.
Firefighters continue to be on scene day and night trying to get a handle on the developing situation.
Another area of concern in West Texas is in Crockett and Val Verde Counties. The 'Pocket Complex' is three separate fires as of Tuesday morning and a temporary flight restriction is in place over the fire area.
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