As of Monday, the Joint Base San Antonio-Camp Bullis wildfire is 70 percent contained,...
Firefighters battle a wildfire near Joint Base San Antonio-Camp Bullis. The fire started on April 9 near the base.Joint Base San Antonio-Camp Bullis wildfireThe fire has burned more than 3,000 acres since Saturday, when the blaze began in a demolition training area near Camp Bullis.
Officials said they do not expect anymore evacuations. Some residents were evacuated Saturday, but the order was called off on Sunday.No buildings or structures have been damaged, according to officials. JBSA officials said rain late Sunday and Monday's humidity helped containment efforts. Firefighters had been battling dry and windy conditions.
On Tuesday, the San Antonio area will be under a red flag warning, which means there is an increased potential for fire outbreaks. The area will be under a fire weather watch for Wednesday due to the low humidity and gusty winds.
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Update: Camp Bullis wildfire on San Antonio's far North Side now 70% containedOfficials from Joint Base San Antonio don't believe that further evacuations will be necessary. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX Texas Wildfires CampBullisFire
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Nearly 3,000 acres burned north of San Antonio at Camp BullisMultiple fire departments are on scene working to contain the wildfire, which was 40% contained as of Sunday morning.
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WATCH LIVE: JBSA-Camp Bullis officials give update on brush fireEditor’s Note: JBSA officials previously told KSAT that there was a mandatory evacuation order for residents north of Camp Bullis on the Comal County side and in the Oak Ridge and Georg Oaks neighborhood. As of Sunday, fire evacuations are only voluntary at this time, according to Spring Branch fire officials. Spring Branch Middle School is no longer serving as an evacuee center.
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Update: Camp Bullis wildfire on San Antonio's far North Side now 70% containedOfficials from Joint Base San Antonio don't believe that further evacuations will be necessary. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX Texas Wildfires CampBullisFire
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Blaze north of San Antonio roars but doesn't injureFueled by hot, dry weather and gusty winds, the fire at Camp Bullis, part of Joint Base San Antonio, burned 1,500 acres and prompted evacuations nearby.
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WATCH LIVE: JBSA-Camp Bullis officials give update on brush fireEditor’s Note: JBSA officials previously told KSAT that there was a mandatory evacuation order for residents north of Camp Bullis on the Comal County side and in the Oak Ridge and Georg Oaks neighborhood. As of Sunday, fire evacuations are only voluntary at this time, according to Spring Branch fire officials. Spring Branch Middle School is no longer serving as an evacuee center.
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