A brush fire in Miami-Dade County, Florida, erupted to 670 acres and emitted smoke and ashes that shut down a roadway Sunday, according to authorities. Officials are referring to the blaze as the Trail Fire.

Crews shut down Southwest Eighth Street between 137th Avenue and Krome Avenue due to the fire Sunday, reports The Miami Herald.

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Strong winds blowing out of the east along the southern periphery of high pressure anchored over the Northeast U.S. are spurring the fire on, according to weather.com meteorologist Chris Dolce. Winds have been gusting over 30 mph frequently in the Miami area Sunday morning into early afternoon and are likely to continue in southern Florida through Monday.

The Trail Fire reportedly jumped Krome Avenue and threatened structures , according to the Florida Forest Service. Flammable shrubs and trees known as Melaleuca are fueling the fire.

By 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue raised their response to about 20 units to battle the blaze, the Herald also reports.

According to NBC Miami, the blaze began near a canal and heavily wooded area . Flames are visible off of the Florida’s Turnpike near Southwest 142nd Avenue and Southwest 8th Street.

No injuries have been reported.

Crews also battled a fire burning in Palm Beach Gardens Sunday. According to WPBF, the blaze is 80 acres wide and contained. No structures were threatened.

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