NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The recent abnormally dry weather has caused several brush fires to burn out of control in Middle Tennessee.

Last week, a burn pile got out of control in Mt. Juliet, which caused the fire department to respond and put it out. • Courtesy: Mt. Juliet Fire Department • Courtesy: Mt. Juliet Fire Department • Courtesy: Mt. Juliet Fire Department

According to Mt. Juliet fire Marshal Brent Blamires, Wilson County hasn't seen much rain, and a controlled brush fire can easily get out of control if it isn't closely monitored.

He said last week's fire got out of control because the burn pile was too large.

"One of the main things is, if you are going to burn, keep your piles small so you can control them a lot better," Blamires told News 2. "Also, keep them about 5

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