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OUTDOOR BURN BAN 10-24-16

Oct 24, 2016 | 4:47 AM

The Florida Forest Service is warning people in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties not to do any outdoor burning over the next few days. The dry weather, high winds and low humidity make for ideal conditions for wildfires. The Forest Service says even a backyard fire can be very dangerous because it could easily get out of control and spread quickly.