( CNN ) -- Officials on Monday lifted evacuation orders that had sent hundreds of residents fleeing parts of Amarillo , Texas , as two wildfires approached Sunday . In all , 12 homes were destroyed , they said . The Pitt Road Fire , on Amarillo 's south side , destroyed five homes and eight outbuildings and damaged four other homes , but was 100 % contained Monday , said April Phillips with the Texas Forest Service . She estimated the fire burned 150 to 200 acres . The Stone Ridge Fire , in the north , destroyed seven homes and 11 outbuildings and scorched 1,243 acres , but was fully contained Monday evening , said Tim Evans , a public information officer for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service . Three people suffered minor injuries , he said . `` We still have quite a few hotspots , '' he said . `` But we do have the fire perimeter surrounded . '' Mother Nature was not helping the firefighters . `` We 're under a red-flag warning today , '' said Phillips , adding that there was no rain in sight . `` It 's been , like , months '' since the area has had `` any significant rain , '' she said . The blaze began Sunday afternoon amid what police called `` very dry conditions , with zero chance of rain . '' The current wildfire season is one of the worst in Texas history . Since it began on November 15 , the state has seen 10,896 fires scorch 2.8 million acres , destroying 460 homes in the process , Evans said . CNN 's Greg Morrison and Jessica Jordan contributed to this report .
NEW : 2.8 million acres have been burned this fire season in Amarillo . two homes destroyed in 12 fires that resulted in evacuations from the Texas Forest Service . The fire breaks out amid `` very dry conditions , with zero chance of rain , '' police say .