The measles outbreak in western Texas is continuing to grow with a total of 422, according to new data published Tuesday.

The Texas public health department is now reporting a total of 422 measles cases in the ongoing outbreak that began in Gaines County. The outbreak has now spread to two additional counties, both in the center of the state.

The measles outbreak that began in the South Plains region of Texas has also spread to New Mexico and Oklahoma.

The number of measles cases in Texas has grown to 422 infections as of Tuesday, including the closest known case to Fort Worth so far.

The Texas health department reported 422 cases of measles in the state on Tuesday, an increase from 400 in its previous count on March 28.

The Texas health department said on Friday that the number of measles cases in the state rose 20% since its last report three days ago, as experts warn they expect the outbreak to further spread in coming weeks.

The Texas health department on Tuesday reported 422 cases of measles in the state. This is said to be an increase from 400 in its previous count on March

"Due to the highly contagious nature of this disease, additional cases are likely to occur in the outbreak area and the surrounding communities," the Texas Department of State Health Services said

The measles outbreak in western Texas is continuing to grow with 327 cases confirmed, according to new data published Tuesday.