Drought Fuels Florida Brush Fire Risk
Central Florida faces heightened brush fire risk due to dry conditions and warmer temperatures. Counties like Brevard, Polk, and Osceola enforce burn bans. Fire crews monitor drought indexes, with higher forecasts indicating faster fire growth. Local experts warn of intense wildfire seasons ahead unless the drought cycle breaks. Volusia County lifts burn ban after recent rains, but northwest areas remain dry. Other counties like Orange County ban outdoor burning year-round. Fire departments prepare for increased resources and patrols.
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