The '344 Fire' in south Miami-Dade has impacted access routes to the Florida Keys, leading to road closures. The blaze has burned approximately 26,719 acres and is now 80% contained. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue has played a key role in containing the fire, which has been active for nearly two weeks. Over 20,000 gallons of flame retardant have been utilized, with numerous water drops conducted by helicopters. While the fire is considered under control, authorities advise caution due to ongoing hot spots and residual smoky conditions on roads.
A large brush fire on Card Sound Road in south Miami-Dade has closed Card Sound Road and led to intermittent closures of U.S. 1 heading into the Florida Keys.
'344 Fire' covered about 26,719 acres and was 80% contained with officials working to extinguish the fire since it started nearly two weeks ago.
The Florida Forest Service has deployed over 20,000 gallons of flame retardant, performing about 1,435 water drops to contain the fire.
Wildland firefighters do not expect the fire to spread further; however, drivers should remain cautious due to lingering hot spots.
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