A brush fire that broke out in western Broward
"There may be a little smoke, but we consider it out," said Scott L. Peterich of the Florida Forest Service.
The fire started Sunday and stayed west of Pines Boulevard and north of Interstate 75, Peterich said. He said the fire was brought under control by 4:45 p.m. Monday.
Fire officials stayed in touch with Florida Highway Patrol officers in the event that smoke advisories would be needed before the afternoon commute. That did not prove to be the case, Peterich said.
The cause of the fire is unknown, Peterich said.
Rainfall totals for Broward County are about normal for the winter dry season, according to Barry Baxter, a forecaster at the National Weather Service. In Fort Lauderdale, 22.34 inches of rain have been recorded since Oct. 1, he said.
they have to be stopped, I'm sick of the click fraud, I've now been forced to listen to ads i didn't click on or want to hear. And it's not just here, all over the internet i will middle click to open a few stories in a new tab and suddenly somewhere in one of those tabs a video starts and it's very frustrating to find which tab that video is playing in....>;-[
and Varney thinks workers wanting to get paid for every hour worked is greedy, I'd say these auto-start ads is way worse AND is fraud.