With crews slowly regaining control of the three brush fires in West Miami-Dade that have burned over 20,000 acres in the last week, residents can expect better conditions including road reopenings and better air quality conditions.
The fires have caused both road closures and air quality alerts in the past week, but lead National Weather Service Miami meteorologist Robert Molleda said conditions are getting better.
An air quality alert that was issued Saturday by the Miami-Dade County Division of Environmental Resources Management and the Broward County Natural Resources Division expired Sunday morning.
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