Raging south Florida wildfire explodes to 25,000 acres with rain coming to quell historic drought

Source: New York Post

Originally Published by: What is thundersnow? What is icebreaking? Here are the coldest games in NFL Super Bowl history A wildfire exploded to 25,000 acres in South Florida this week amid the state’s worst drought in 25 years. However, some much-needed rain is expected to provide a modicum of relief beginning Thursday and lasting through the first half of the weekend. The National Fire reached 25,000 acres in Big Cypress National Forest near Naples amid bone-dry conditions on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).