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Firefighters are battling the Pauline Road Fire, which spans 2,360 acres and is 45% contained. SAN JACINTO COUNTY, Texas — Firefighters are battling an estimated 2,360-acre wildfire near the Montgomery County line, where high winds, low humidity, and dry conditions have fueled the spread of the Pauline Road Fire. One possibly occupied home was lost in San Jacinto County along with two other small structures. As of Thursday afternoon, Texas A&M Forest Service reported the…

SAN JACINTO COUNTY, Texas — People weren’t the only ones evacuated due to the Pauline Road Fire in San Jacinto County, north of Houston. As crews battled the fire that started Wednesday and continued to grow Thursday, hundreds of families were forced to leave their homes in a hurry. “We got some people out here bringing their animals out here. We just got a bunch of goats and sheep out here, horses and more horses coming,…

SAN JACINTO COUNTY, Texas — People weren’t the only ones evacuated due to the Pauline Road Fire in San Jacinto County, north of Houston. As crews battled the fire that started Wednesday and continued to grow Thursday, hundreds of families were forced to leave their homes in a hurry. “We got some people out here bringing their animals out here. We just got a bunch of goats and sheep out here, horses and more horses coming,…

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The Pauline Road Fire burned more than2,400 acres as of Thursday afternoon. HOUSTON — Federal help is on the way as first responders continue to fight the Pauline Road Fire from the air and the ground in San Jacinto County. The fire, which burned more than 2,400 acres as of Thursday afternoon, led to hundreds of evacuations in both San Jacinto County and Montgomery County. It’s burning between Cleveland and Conroe. Those evacuations have since…

Firefighters are battling the Pauline Road Fire, which spans 2,360 acres and is 45% contained, with high winds and low humidity fueling its spread. SAN JACINTO COUNTY, Texas — Firefighters are battling an estimated 2,360-acre wildfire near the Montgomery County line, where high winds, low humidity, and dry conditions have fueled the spread of the Pauline Road Fire. One possibly occupied home was lost in San Jacinto County along with two other small structures. As…

Firefighters are battling the Pauline Road Fire, which spans 2,420 acres and is 20% contained, with high winds and low humidity fueling its spread. SAN JACINTO COUNTY, Texas — Firefighters are battling an estimated 2,420-acre wildfire near the Montgomery County line, where high winds, low humidity, and dry conditions have fueled the spread of the Pauline Road Fire. One occupied home was lost in San Jacinto County. As of Thursday afternoon, Texas A&M Forest Service…

HOUSTON — As the Pauline Road Fire continues to burn across San Jacinto County, concerns are mounting over air quality impacts and the expanding threat to communities. With strong winds and dry conditions fueling the wildfire, officials are closely monitoring smoke movement and advising residents to track air quality levels in Houston and other Southeast Texas cities. Maps of wildfires across Texas: As a wildfire burns San Jacinto County, officials are monitoring the air quality…

Firefighters are battling the Pauline Road Fire, which spans 2,000 acres and is 20% contained, with high winds and low humidity fueling its spread. SAN JACINTO COUNTY, Texas — Firefighters are battling an estimated 2,400-acre wildfire near the Montgomery County line, where high winds, low humidity, and dry conditions have fueled the spread of the Pauline Road Fire. As of Thursday morning, Texas A&M Forest Service reported the fire is 20% contained, with air attack…