Florida drought reaches extreme levels in some counties
The folks with Florida Forest Service say the rain we got recently barely wet the ground.
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The folks with Florida Forest Service say the rain we got recently barely wet the ground.
"What we really need in order for the drought index to get down where we need it to drop the ban is two to three good days of steady rain,” said Brevard Fire Rescue’s Rachel Horst.
According to the Florida Forest Service, there are over 60 fires cooking throughout the state.
Dry, windy conditions are elevating the fire risk in Central Florida, with a number of counties enacting burn bans.
“Anything that can have an ignition source for the fuel could essentially set off a brush fire, so we would prefer no open flame outside."