There were 89 wildfires currently burning in Florida on April 23. The number of fires is down slightly but more acres - 3,423 - are affected. Overnight, several new fires popped up in Florida's ...

There were 88 fires burning across Florida April 21. The fires are affecting more than 2,300 acres. The largest fire burning in the state was the 162-acre Clayton Road Fire in Bay County.

there are 58 wildfires burning across Florida. The number has dropped throughout the morning from a high of 66. The fires have burned 26,080 acres. The largest is the 344 Fire in South Miami-Dade ...

Drought conditions continue to impact Florida and no respite is expected Friday, March 28. Track fires burning around Florida in interactive map. Red flag warnings issued for 14 counties.

On April 17, there were 71 brush fires burning in Florida. No rain is in the forecast through the Easter weekend. Among the fires is the Powerline Fire in Volusia County, burning 270 acres.

Florida’s dry season – which typically lasts through the end of April – is giving way to fires throughout the state, which means burn bans are in effect for some regions. Florida forecasters ...

Florida’s PM 2.5 emissions from crop fires are the highest of any state ... The cane is derived from the rich organic soil—some call it muck, others black gold—that accumulated over ...

More than 82% of Florida is suffering from drought conditions ... Intense, deep burning fires with significant downwind spotting can be expected. Live fuels can also be expected to burn actively ...

There were 89 wildfires burning in Florida April 25, affecting 2,782 acres. The largest fire burning in the state was the 200-acre 27 Fire in Broward County. No rain is expected soon to alleviate ...

As a Florida drought worsens, there were 92 wildfires burning in the state April 22. More than 2,900 acres are burning the morning of April 22. The largest fire is the 162-acre Clayton Road Fire ...

This article originally appeared on Naples Daily News: 92 fires burning 2,900 acres in Florida. Maps show where they are, closest risk to your home ...