Wildfires continue to rage across Wyoming and Texas, with significant progress reported in containing several large fires due to recent rainfall. In Wyoming, the combined area burned exceeds 460,000 acres, with notable fires such as the House Draw Fire, which has reached 88% containment, and the Flat Rock Fire now at nearly 50% containment. While rain has aided firefighting efforts, the Remington Fire remains a concern at 196,387 acres with only 5% containment. Meanwhile, in Texas, six active fires are being battled, including the North Art Complex, now 95% contained, while other smaller fires are also making headway towards containment. The Texas A&M Forest Service has successfully contained several other blazes, and firefighters from Denton have joined efforts in Mason County. As conditions are expected to remain dry and sunny, ongoing firefighting efforts are critical to prevent further spread.