Max Road Wildfire Burns 11,446 Acres, 100% Contained
Krome Ave & NW 186th St
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Summary
- A wildfire named the "Max Road/Miramar Fire" has burned over 11,443 acres near Krome Avenue in Miami, Florida. The fire is currently 100% contained.
Timeline
The Max Road fire is now 100% contained, per Watch Duty.
The blaze is now at 11,443 acres, but is 80% contained.
The fire has spread to 11,339 acres and is 70% contained, according to WatchDuty.
The blaze's acreage has been updated to 11,090 acres, but it's now 60% contained, officials say.
The fire has now grown to 11,050 acres and is 50% contained.
The Florida Forest Service has confirmed that the blaze has grown to 7,100 acres.
WatchDuty reports the blaze has spread to 7,000 acres and is 40% contained.
No evacuations have been reported at this time.
According to an update from WatchDuty, the Max Road Miramar fire has spread to 5,600 acres and is currently 30% contained.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Krome Ave & NW 186th St.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue posted the following statement on X (formerly Twitter): “Due to the Max Road Fire near North Krome Avenue and Northwest 186 Street within Broward County, nearby residents and drivers in Miami-Dade County may be experiencing smoky conditions and reduced visibility as firefighting efforts continue. If traveling through the area, drive carefully, slow down, and remain alert for changing road conditions. Those vulnerable to smoke should limit outdoor exposure if smoke impacts your area. Keep windows and doors closed and set home and vehicle A/C systems to recirculate when possible.”
The Florida Fire Service reports the blaze is 20% contained.
Updates from firefighting teams indicate over 4,800 acres have been burned by the wildfire.
WatchDuty confirms the fire has now spread to 200 acres.
The fire has officially been named the "Max Road/Miramar Fire", according to WatchDuty.
Black smoke rises from the vegetation fire that has burned approximately 100 acres. A water-dropping helicopter has been requested.
Incident reported at Krome Ave.
The Max Road fire is now 100% contained, per Watch Duty.
The blaze is now at 11,443 acres, but is 80% contained.
The fire has spread to 11,339 acres and is 70% contained, according to WatchDuty.
The blaze's acreage has been updated to 11,090 acres, but it's now 60% contained, officials say.
The fire has now grown to 11,050 acres and is 50% contained.
The Florida Forest Service has confirmed that the blaze has grown to 7,100 acres.
WatchDuty reports the blaze has spread to 7,000 acres and is 40% contained.
No evacuations have been reported at this time.
According to an update from WatchDuty, the Max Road Miramar fire has spread to 5,600 acres and is currently 30% contained.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Krome Ave & NW 186th St.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue posted the following statement on X (formerly Twitter): “Due to the Max Road Fire near North Krome Avenue and Northwest 186 Street within Broward County, nearby residents and drivers in Miami-Dade County may be experiencing smoky conditions and reduced visibility as firefighting efforts continue. If traveling through the area, drive carefully, slow down, and remain alert for changing road conditions. Those vulnerable to smoke should limit outdoor exposure if smoke impacts your area. Keep windows and doors closed and set home and vehicle A/C systems to recirculate when possible.”
The Florida Fire Service reports the blaze is 20% contained.
Updates from firefighting teams indicate over 4,800 acres have been burned by the wildfire.
WatchDuty confirms the fire has now spread to 200 acres.
The fire has officially been named the "Max Road/Miramar Fire", according to WatchDuty.
Black smoke rises from the vegetation fire that has burned approximately 100 acres. A water-dropping helicopter has been requested.
Incident reported at Krome Ave.
The Max Road fire is now 100% contained, per Watch Duty.
The blaze is now at 11,443 acres, but is 80% contained.
The fire has spread to 11,339 acres and is 70% contained, according to WatchDuty.
The blaze's acreage has been updated to 11,090 acres, but it's now 60% contained, officials say.
The fire has now grown to 11,050 acres and is 50% contained.
The Florida Forest Service has confirmed that the blaze has grown to 7,100 acres.
WatchDuty reports the blaze has spread to 7,000 acres and is 40% contained.
No evacuations have been reported at this time.
According to an update from WatchDuty, the Max Road Miramar fire has spread to 5,600 acres and is currently 30% contained.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Krome Ave & NW 186th St.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue posted the following statement on X (formerly Twitter): “Due to the Max Road Fire near North Krome Avenue and Northwest 186 Street within Broward County, nearby residents and drivers in Miami-Dade County may be experiencing smoky conditions and reduced visibility as firefighting efforts continue. If traveling through the area, drive carefully, slow down, and remain alert for changing road conditions. Those vulnerable to smoke should limit outdoor exposure if smoke impacts your area. Keep windows and doors closed and set home and vehicle A/C systems to recirculate when possible.”
The Florida Fire Service reports the blaze is 20% contained.
Updates from firefighting teams indicate over 4,800 acres have been burned by the wildfire.
WatchDuty confirms the fire has now spread to 200 acres.
The fire has officially been named the "Max Road/Miramar Fire", according to WatchDuty.
Black smoke rises from the vegetation fire that has burned approximately 100 acres. A water-dropping helicopter has been requested.
Incident reported at Krome Ave.
The Max Road fire is now 100% contained, per Watch Duty.
The blaze is now at 11,443 acres, but is 80% contained.
The fire has spread to 11,339 acres and is 70% contained, according to WatchDuty.
The blaze's acreage has been updated to 11,090 acres, but it's now 60% contained, officials say.
The fire has now grown to 11,050 acres and is 50% contained.
The Florida Forest Service has confirmed that the blaze has grown to 7,100 acres.
WatchDuty reports the blaze has spread to 7,000 acres and is 40% contained.
No evacuations have been reported at this time.
According to an update from WatchDuty, the Max Road Miramar fire has spread to 5,600 acres and is currently 30% contained.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Krome Ave & NW 186th St.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue posted the following statement on X (formerly Twitter): “Due to the Max Road Fire near North Krome Avenue and Northwest 186 Street within Broward County, nearby residents and drivers in Miami-Dade County may be experiencing smoky conditions and reduced visibility as firefighting efforts continue. If traveling through the area, drive carefully, slow down, and remain alert for changing road conditions. Those vulnerable to smoke should limit outdoor exposure if smoke impacts your area. Keep windows and doors closed and set home and vehicle A/C systems to recirculate when possible.”
The Florida Fire Service reports the blaze is 20% contained.
Updates from firefighting teams indicate over 4,800 acres have been burned by the wildfire.
WatchDuty confirms the fire has now spread to 200 acres.
The fire has officially been named the "Max Road/Miramar Fire", according to WatchDuty.
Black smoke rises from the vegetation fire that has burned approximately 100 acres. A water-dropping helicopter has been requested.
Incident reported at Krome Ave.
The Max Road fire is now 100% contained, per Watch Duty.
The blaze is now at 11,443 acres, but is 80% contained.
The fire has spread to 11,339 acres and is 70% contained, according to WatchDuty.
The blaze's acreage has been updated to 11,090 acres, but it's now 60% contained, officials say.
The fire has now grown to 11,050 acres and is 50% contained.
The Florida Forest Service has confirmed that the blaze has grown to 7,100 acres.
WatchDuty reports the blaze has spread to 7,000 acres and is 40% contained.
No evacuations have been reported at this time.
According to an update from WatchDuty, the Max Road Miramar fire has spread to 5,600 acres and is currently 30% contained.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Krome Ave & NW 186th St.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue posted the following statement on X (formerly Twitter): “Due to the Max Road Fire near North Krome Avenue and Northwest 186 Street within Broward County, nearby residents and drivers in Miami-Dade County may be experiencing smoky conditions and reduced visibility as firefighting efforts continue. If traveling through the area, drive carefully, slow down, and remain alert for changing road conditions. Those vulnerable to smoke should limit outdoor exposure if smoke impacts your area. Keep windows and doors closed and set home and vehicle A/C systems to recirculate when possible.”
The Florida Fire Service reports the blaze is 20% contained.
Updates from firefighting teams indicate over 4,800 acres have been burned by the wildfire.
WatchDuty confirms the fire has now spread to 200 acres.
The fire has officially been named the "Max Road/Miramar Fire", according to WatchDuty.
Black smoke rises from the vegetation fire that has burned approximately 100 acres. A water-dropping helicopter has been requested.
Incident reported at Krome Ave.
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