More East Texas counties have been added to the list of burn bans.

The Harrison County Commissioners Court ordered a 90 day burn ban on Thursday. Outdoor cooking is only allowed in enclosed pits or grills.

Houston County has issued a burn ban, according to Crockett Fire Department. No burn permits will be issued at this time, the FD says.

The Anderson County Commissioners Court issued a county-wide burn ban on Wednesday.

The ban on outdoor burning will be in effect for 90 days or until the restrictions are terminated based on either the Texas Forest Service stating drought conditions no longer exist or the Commissioners Court or county judge determine the order no longer is needed based on circumstances.

Anderson County joins the counties of Henderson, Upshur, Angelina and Polk which issued burn bans on Tuesday.

Marion County Judge Leward LeFleur ordered a burn ban on Wednesday as well. Violators of the ban will be fined $500.

Jacksonville police reported Wednesday afternoon that Cherokee County has issued a burn ban.

The City of Van reported Wednesday afternoon that Van Zandt County has issued a burn ban.

Panola County Judge David Anderson signed a burn ban order Wednesday afternoon.

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