Despite its explosive name, the Powder Keg Pine wildfire burning through central Texas isn’t ready to blow any time soon.

This afternoon, authorities in Austin announced that the wildfire, which began burning on Tuesday and covered roughly 100 acres, has been 65% contained and was no longer spreading after firefighters battled flames throughout the night and into Wednesday afternoon, per the Texas A&M Forest Service.

BASTROP CO FIRE— A few small fires dot the landscape of Powder Keg Pine Fire near Bastrop. These are within the scorched area so they’re not going to spread. Latest report is fire at 100 acres, 50% contained and progression has been stopped. pic.twitter.com/fHvMLy04rB

— Fred Cantu (@fredcantu) August 2, 2023

While only a few hot spots remain as parties that had previously been required to evacuate have been able to head home, per local NBC affiliate, KXAN, the fire has created some borderline apocalyptic visuals.

As crews continue efforts to fully extinguish the blaze, here are several harrowing photos and images from the ongoing wildfire.

The Powder Keg Pine Fire is 50% contained and remains at 100 acres at last check. This is a stark difference from the scene yesterday — as the massive fire could be seen driving here along 71. pic.twitter.com/nHy0Iwkzh2

— Kelly Saberi (@KellySaberi) August 2, 2023

more from Taylor Vardell of Powder Keg Pine Fire in Bastrop County @fox7austinpic.twitter.com/zHphedMZVK

— Chris Walker (@WalkerATX) August 1, 2023

Aerial view of Powder Keg Pine fire in Bastrop County courtesy of ⁦@TC_Fire_Rescue⁩ Fire Chief Ken Bailey taken from Star Flight helicopter. pic.twitter.com/SewHkQZONQ

— Austin Fire Info (@AustinFireInfo) August 1, 2023

Small fires continue to flare up from hot spots in Bastrop Co at Powder Keg Pine Fire @fox7austin fire still estimated at 100 acres but the size may change w new mapping today #PowderKegPineFirepic.twitter.com/g1wdQ4tXmU

— rudy koski (@KoskionFOX7) August 2, 2023

Daylight views of the Powder Keg Pine Fire pic.twitter.com/DY6ctnLN7E

— Kelly Saberi (@KellySaberi) August 2, 2023

Final miscellaneous shots of my own of the Powder Keg Pine fire. pic.twitter.com/PD8hkgQRZd

— Norwegian (@norske_f1) August 2, 2023

Video of Powder Keg Pine Fire in Bastrop County via Taylor Vardell @fox7austinpic.twitter.com/1XfxFntA3Y

— Chris Walker (@WalkerATX) August 1, 2023

DEVELOPING: the Powder Keg Pine fire in Bastrop County is now 60% contained

- 100 acres burned

-The Texas A&M Forest Service says dozers worked to improve the containment line throughout the night.

-Firefighters are patrolling and mitigating hotspots near the perimeter pic.twitter.com/fZOeg26cza

— Simone De Alba (@Simone_DeAlba) August 2, 2023