FORT WORTH – An explosion at a power substation in North Fort Worth resulted in a massive fire Wednesday evening and the voluntary evacuation of nearby homes. The incident off Seventeen Lakes Boulevard and Henrietta Creek Road was reported at about 7:15 p.m.

The fire that sparked Wednesday night at a Fort Worth power substation is out and crews have left the scene, officials said Thursday morning. The substation erupted in flames hours before a winter storm hit North Texas with a forecast for inches of snow and sleet, officials with the Fire Department and Oncor Electric Delivery said.

The Fort Worth Fire Department said the fire was a "very active scene" Wednesday night and advised people to avoid the area.

Fort Worth officials have not yet revealed what caused an explosion at a power substation that led to a large fire.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance in the 5600 block of Seafield Lane at around 6:20 p.m. Thursday to investigate reports of shots fired in the area, according to the statement.

Firefighters from several jurisdictions responded Wednesday evening to a massive blaze at a power substation in north Fort Worth that apparently resulted

FORT WORTH, Texas (KTVT) - Emergency crews are responding to a fire following an explosion at a power substation in North Fort Worth on Wednesday. The incident off Seventeen Lakes Boulevard and Henrietta Creek Road was reported at about 7:15 p.m.

According to Oncor, crews are working to shut off the electricity in the area so fire crews can attack the fire.