Railroad Fire Threatens Clay County Amid Historic Drought
• The Railroad Fire in Florida has burned over 4,000 acres and is only 50% contained due to a historic drought.
• Firefighting efforts are challenged by dry conditions, with no rain expected for the next 8 to 10 weeks.
• Officials warn that the peak fire season hasn't arrived, and lightning could worsen the situation.
Florida fire rages, fueled by historic drought
The Railroad Fire in Clay and Putnam counties, Florida, is raging across more than 4,000 acres with only 50% containment, fueled by a historic drought described as the worst in 25 years.
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