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Okaloosa, Walton firefighters help battle Chipola Complex wildfires - Vimarsana News

Okaloosa, Walton firefighters help battle Chipola Complex wildfires

Firefighters from Okaloosa and Walton counties have spent countless hours this week helping battle multiple wildfires burning to the east.

Rain over massive wildfire in northwest Florida helps cool flames, fire size remains unchanged - Vimarsana News

Rain over massive wildfire in northwest Florida helps cool flames, fire size remains unchanged

More than three inches of rain fell last night over a massive wildfire in northwest Florida, but the fire hasn't gotten smaller.

Source: wfsu.org
Florida National Guard helicopters attack wildfires - Vimarsana News

Florida National Guard helicopters attack wildfires

Aircrew from Cecil Field planned to conduct training on their Chinooks on March 5, but their plans changed quickly when the call went out for assistance fighting Florida’s wildfires.

Rainfall eases wildfire threat, but officials urge caution - Vimarsana News

Rainfall eases wildfire threat, but officials urge caution

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (AP) — While rainfall has improved conditions across much of the Florida Panhandle, state officials said Thursday that the volume of dead trees and vegetation left by a Category 5 hurricane in 2018 remains a threat for additional wildfires .

Source: apnews.com
Rainfall eases wildfire threat, but officials urge caution - Vimarsana News

Rainfall eases wildfire threat, but officials urge caution

PANAMA CITY, Fla. — While rainfall has improved conditions across much of the Florida Panhandle, state officials said Thursday that the volume of dead trees and vegetation left by a Category 5 hurricane in 2018 remains a threat for additional wildfires.

Source: afn.net