3 ALPHA SIERRA

active fire wildfire

Updated

ACRES BURNED

400

ORIGIN COUNTY
Broward
CONTAINMENT

90%

Environment
Right Now
Overcast icon
84°F
Overcast
Gentle Wind 12 mph · E
59
Moderate Air Quality
TODAY OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 3
Weather Overcast 84° 75° Heavy Rain Showers 83° 74° Light Drizzle 88° 74° Thunderstorm with Hail 86° 77°
Area Fire Potential
TODAY Low
OCT 1 Lowest
OCT 2 Lowest
OCT 3 Lowest
Area Fuels
Tall Grass (2.5 feet)
Nearby Structures
WITHIN
1
Other
Known Structures
1 structures
WITHIN
Response
LEAD AGENCY
Florida Forest Service
RESPONSE LEVEL
Type 5
7 Response Personnel
Details
Undetermined According to NIFC, the cause is still undetermined
INCIDENT DETAILS
FIRE BEHAVIOR
Minimal
NEAREST CITY
WESTON
DESCRIPTION
5 Miles W from WESTON, FL
OVERVIEW
3 Alpha Sierra Fire started on 09/28 and is currently at 400 acres and 90% containment.
From the Web
External data is not official This information is compiled automatically, and is not confirmed by a human reviewer. September 30, 2026 at 12:57 AM EDT

3 ALPHA SIERRA Fire Report — September 30, 2026

Everglades wildfire west of Weston is contained with no active threats

The fire burned across the Everglades and the Francis S. Taylor Wildlife Management Area in western Broward County, west of Weston near Interstate 75. Crews fully contained the blaze as fire activity diminished to minimal creeping through tall grass. The fire poses no threat to nearby communities or property.

Evacuations and Closures

  • No evacuation orders, warnings, or road closures are in effect, and Interstate 75 remains fully open as of September 29, 2026.

Impact

No injuries have been reported, and no homes or structures were damaged or destroyed. Smoke reduced visibility along Interstate 75 and drifted toward nearby communities earlier in the incident.

Conditions and Outlook

Prevailing easterly and east-southeasterly winds will bring increased moisture, with rain and thunderstorm chances continuing over the coming days. Fire activity is expected to remain minimal as wet and humid weather helps keep containment lines secure.

Cause and Context

The cause of the fire is undetermined and remained under investigation as of September 28, 2026. The blaze ignited across marshland experiencing widespread drought conditions following extreme summer heat across South Florida.

Official updates current through September 29, 2026.