The National Weather Service on Thursday night issued a third fire alert for South Florida this week as a sprawling brush fire in south Miami-Dade County has consumed more than 24,000 acres.

South Florida will be under yet another fire warning Thursday as weather conditions increase the chances of rapidly growing blazes ...

Afternoon highs will warm into the low 80s under a mostly cloudy sky. Wednesday will continue with the wet weather trend, with additional scattered showers and isolated storms in the forecast.

Red Flag warnings are a rare alert, but last month, South Florida saw many fire weather alerts as a sprawling brush fire in south Miami-Dade County consumed more than 26,000 acres.

Why is South Florida under a red flag warning? Relative humidity is forecast to dip as low as 25 percent with wind gusts up to 25 mph or greater.

The National Weather Service on Thursday night issued a third fire alert for South Florida this week as a sprawling brush fire in south Miami-Dade County has consumed more than 24,000 acres.

Thanks to a combination of low humidity and gusty winds, a Fire Weather Watch has been issued for most of South Florida today.

Never leave a fire unattended. Sparks or embers can blow into leaves or grass, ignite a fire, and quickly spread. Which counties are under a Red Flag Warning in Florida?

The South Carolina Forestry Commission issued a Red Flag Fire Alert due to dry, windy conditions. Officials urge caution when burning outdoors through the weekend.

South Florida under fire weather watch; smoky haze drifts over Broward A combination of low humidity, lack of rain and gusty winds has prompted a fire weather watch.

South Florida under red flag warning as winds, low humidity raise fire risk The red flag warning is in effect from noon until 8 p.m. in Broward, Miami-Dade, Monroe and Palm Beach counties.