A 300-acre brush fire that destroyed at least two homes and led to evacuations in Florida’s Collier County was 90 percent contained on Monday, March 6, fire officials said.Air crews dropped hundreds of gallons of water on the blaze, which also destroyed dozens of sheds, multiple vehicles, and several boats and Jet Skis, according to the North Collier Fire Rescue District.The fire started after power lines came into contact with a tree, according to the Florida Forest Service, but high winds likely helped it spread. According to the National Weather Service, wildfire risk was high on Friday, due to high winds and lack of rainfall in previous weeks. Credit: Collier County Sheriff’s Office via Storyful