Texas wildfire is now state's second-largest blaze on record after scorching more than 500,000 acres - with flames spreading at rate of 150 football fields EVERY MINUTE and over 5,000 people without power

The Smokehouse Creek Fire has burned 500,000 acres since igniting on Monday, making it the second-largest wildfire on record in the Lone Star state.

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