Multiple fires in areas of the High Plains

AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — Multiple crews are fighting grass fires in parts of the High Plains Monday afternoon.

Armstrong County

Update: 6:12 p.m.

Texas A&M Forest Service reports that the "Juliet Pass" Fire has burned about 2,963 acres and is 90% contained.

Texas A&M Forest Service said foward progression on the fire has stopped and containment lines have been built.

Firefighters are patrolling the area and working to mitigate hot spots.

Update: 4:50 p.m.

Armstrong County Sheriff, Melissa Anderson, said crews are still on scene near CR19. Hwy 207 is passable in both directions.

Update: 3:59 p.m.

According to the Armstrong County Sheriff, Melissa Anderson, multiple crews are working the fire. 207 is shut down as crews work to contain the fire.

Update: 3:40 p.m.

Texas A&M Forest Services reports that the "Juliet Pass" Fire in Armstrong County has burned about 750 acres and is being reported as 0% contained.

Crews with MyHighPlains.com spotted a grass fire south of Claude. Officials with Texas A&M Forest Service said the "Juliet Pass Fire" is currently 0% contained as of 3 p.m.

Gray County

Update: 9:15 p.m.

Texas A&M Forest Service reports that the fire in Gray County, named the "Grape Vine Creek" Fire has burned about 20,000 acres and is 0% contained.

Update: 8:59

The Texas Department of Transportation reports that RM 1321 is closed due to low visibility.

Update: 4:25 p.m.

The City of Lefors issued an update for the fire in Gray County which prompted a voluntary evacuation order to the south of Lefors.

According to officials from the City of Lefors, the fire west of Lefors has jumped FM 2375 and is close to the Phillips 66 tank. Officials warn residents and anyone in the area to stay alert and the city may issue a second evacuation order pending conditions.

Update: 3:24 p.m.

The National Weather Service issued a Fire Warning for Gray County.

According to the NWS, a "dangerous wildfire was located three miles SW of Lefors of 10 miles SE of Pampa."

The NWS said the fire was moving fast at three to five miles per hour. Areas that may be affected include Lefors and parts of Highway 273 around Lefors.

Update: 3 p.m.

Lefors ISD is evacuating its students to the Rodeo Grounds in Pampa for pickup. Students can be picked up from the buses at the Rodeo Grounds.

According to the Emergency Management Coordinator for Gray County, a fire was located south of Pampa off of I-40 west of Lefors. Crews are working that fire, but more information has not been released.

Hemphill/Roberts County

Update: 10:00 p.m.

The Hemphill County Sheriffs reports that the fire is about 8 miles west of the Hemphill and Roberts County line.

The Hemphill County Sheriff said there is no danger to Canadian and will continue to monitor and update if there is a change.

The National Weather Service reports that a Fire Weather Warning was issued for NW Hemphill and east Roberts County on a wildfire that was located 11 miles west of the city of Canadian.

Officials said the fire is moving east at three to five miles per hour. Areas that may be affected include Canadian, Highway 83 and Highway 60.

The fire started in Hutchinson County and was reported to have burned an estimated 40,000 acres so far.

Hutchinson County

In Hutchinson County, crews are working a wildfire reported north of Stinnett on Monday afternoon near Highway 136 and County Road O.

Ochiltree County

The Ochiltree County Sheriff's Office reports that Hwy 70 Perryton to Pampa is closed going south due to the fire in Grey County.

Moore/Potter County

Update: 8:42 p.m.

Texas A&M Forest Service reports that the "Windy Deuce" Fire near the Moore/Potter County line has burned about 1,500 acres and is 0% contained.

Update: 6:03 p.m

Potter County Fire-Rescue said terrain has made the fire difficult to attack. Several unoccupied structures are threatened.

Update: 5:27 p.m.

Potter County Fire-Rescue said the fire, (named the "Windy Deuce Fire") has burned about 750 acres and is "exhibiting extreme fire behavior including spotting."

PCFR said its crews are hopeful that the natural barrier of the river will assist in controlling it. If it jumps the river Alibates and Fritch could be affected.

Update: 5:04 p.m.

According to Sheriff Brian Thomas, the Plum Creek campsites and east of the site south of Dumas near the Potter County and Moore County line are being evacuated by the National Parks Services due to the fire.

Update: 4:42 p.m.

Potter County Fire-Rescue said its crews are at the fire near CIG Road and Hagy Road in Potter County. According to PCFR, the fire is in the area of a fire that had started in Moore County on Sunday.

The fire was reported to be east of Highway 287 and north of the Canadian River.

Crews ask that people avoid the area.

A fire was reported near the Moore and Potter County line. Moore County has trucks en route the fire.

Randall County

The Randall County Sheriff's Office said crews were working a fire in the area of Rosewood Ave and Grand Street. Officials asked people to avoid the area.

Wheeler County

Officials with Wheeler County Emergency Management said those living in the area south of Mobeetie and north of Mclean near the Wheeler County and Gray County line need to be prepared to evacuate due to the fire in Gray County.