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Wildfire in the Everglades burns over 19,000 acres, impacts much of Broward County

BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. — A wildfire in the Everglades has impacted much of Broward County overnight into Wednesday evening.

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Map shows massive Everglades wildfire burning in Broward, smoke impacts South Florida air quality

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Everglades wildfire is Florida’s largest in 2025. Burning 42,000 acres: officials

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Everglades wildfire blankets Broward skies with smoke | PHOTOS

Smoke from wildfires in the Everglades along Alligator Alley fills the sky on Thursday, Aug. 21, 2025, affecting air quality throughout the area.

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Wildfire burns 17,400 acres in Florida Everglades, sends smoke and haze into air

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Smoke from Everglades wildfires impacting air quality

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Smoke from Everglades wildfires causing ‘unhealthy’ air quality, haze in Broward

The Environmental Protection Agency’s AirNow website rated the air quality at the reporting station in Hollywood as “unhealthy with an Air Quality Index of 154” as of Wednesday morning, which means e...

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Officials issue warnings as Everglades wildfire spreads: 'It looked like fog, but you could smell it'

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South Florida heat continues as Everglades wildfires impact air quality

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Smoke and haze continue drifting across Broward County as brush fire spreads

Firefighters on Friday continued to battle a massive brush fire in the Everglades that has scorched more than 42,000 acres of land in western Broward County.

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Live updates: Everglades wildfire grows to 42K acres, crews use helicopter for water drops

A wildfire burning in the Florida Everglades sent the smell of smoke and haze into the air across South Florida early Wednesday.

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Everglades fires grow tenfold and burn over 19,000 acres in Broward: officials

The two wildfires burning in the Everglades, prompting an air-quality alert for Broward County, have combined and grown tenfold, burning over 19,000 acres by Wednesday afternoon, according to the Florida Forest Service.