Denton County is experiencing extreme fire danger. The state of Texas has identified the area as being at extreme high risk for fires. This designation indicates a heightened concern for the potential of fires to start and spread quickly. Further information on the extreme fire danger in Denton County can be found through the Denton Record-Chronicle, which reported on the situation on Tuesday.
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