A brush fire broke out in Palm City on Sunday, affecting a significant area. The fire has burned more than 100 acres of land. Martin County Fire Rescue is on the scene, working to contain the fire.
They are being assisted by the Florida Forest Service. The wildfire is located near the intersection of Newfield Boulevard and Southwest Citrus Boulevard. For more information on the fire, readers can refer to the source, WPTV, for further details and updates.
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