A massive grass fire burning in South Miami-Dade has caused significant disruptions this past week, raising concerns among local residents and visitors alike. As authorities grapple with the flames ...

The 344 Fire in Miami-Dade County is now 85% contained after ... according to the Florida Department of Emergency Management. The Keetch-Byram Drought Index average for Florida dropped slightly ...

according to a release from Florida Department of Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue also sent out 25 units, a water tanker, and two air rescue units to assist.

Low humidity and gusty winds, combined with drought conditions, increase fire dangers in Florida. A brush fire in south Miami-Dade County has ... expect wind gusts of 20 to 25 mph and a relative ...

Crews have battled the blaze, "dubbed the 344 Fire," in southeast ... County Sheriff's Department. The smaller Card Sound Road remains closed until further notice. The Miami-Dade County Emergency ...

Miami-Dade’s Department of Regulatory ... low humidity (around 20%), and high temperatures (mid to upper 70s)—are likely to develop, potentially fueling the fire further.

Containing the fire ... 20% to 30% range but are expected to rise over the weekend between 40% and 60%, Fisher said. In the meantime, Fisher advised people, especially those in the Miami-Dade ...

A brush fire ... the 20% to 30% range but are expected to rise over the weekend between 40% and 60%, Fisher said. In the meantime, Fisher advised people, especially those in the Miami-Dade area ...

UPDATED 10 p.m. Thursday, March 20, with latest road closure information The massive brush fire that began Tuesday in South Miami-Dade, snarling traffic into the Florida Keys for days, continues ...

A large wildfire estimated at 14,000 acres has broken out in southwest Miami-Dade County during South ... local officials said the fire was just 20% contained. Officials say no injuries have ...

On Wednesday, it said 4,000 acres and 20 percent containment. By Thursday, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue told the Miami Herald that the fire was burning 22,000 acres of brush — with 22% containment.

A fire that started on March 12th in southeast Miami Dade County has spread to 3,600 acres and is only 20% contained. Palm Beach County is experiencing a severe drought, with only 2.88 inches of ...