Florida Wildfires Threaten Air Quality and Visibility in Broward and Miami-Dade
Two significant wildfires are currently burning in Broward and Miami-Dade counties, impacting air quality and visibility across South Florida. The Florida Forest Service, along with state and local agencies, is actively working to contain these fires. The largest of these, the Max Road Fire, has already scorched over 11,000 acres in western Broward County. Meanwhile, the 172nd Avenue Fire in Miami-Dade County has burned at least 300 acres, temporarily closing Card Sound Road and restricting access to the Florida Keys. The fires are being tracked on Florida's Active Wildfire Points map, which provides real-time updates on the situation. Residents are advised to monitor air quality and exercise caution due to reduced visibility caused by heavy smoke. 
