Wildfire threat continues in much of the US Northeast as dry conditions persist
Firefighters in New York said Sunday that a voluntary evacuation overnight helped them protect more than 160 homes from a stubborn wildfire near the New Jersey border as officials in much of the Northeast coped with hundreds of brush fires in tinder-dry and windy conditions.
Officials warn fire risk remains high in Northeast as Jennings Creek wildfire comes under control
The Jennings Creek wildfire that's burned for 10 days along the New York-New Jersey border is now mostly contained, but conditions are still primed for fire in the Northeast. CBS News New York reporter Christina Fan has more.
Firefighters battling an outbreak of wildfires across the Northeast amid a historic autumn drought could get some relief from ...
Hundreds of wildfires and brush fires have burned across the Northeast as the region struggles under a historic drought.
WEST MILFORD, N.J. — Windy conditions renewed a wildfire that escaped a containment line and prompted emergency officials ...
For the first time in days, the Northeast was under no red flag warnings, but officials cautioned that fire danger in the ...
According to the US Drought Monitor, the long periods of hot and dry conditions have left every state in the country facing ...
It’s been a fall full of dry weather and wildfire battles across the Northeast, but while Fire Weather Warnings cover the ...
Windy conditions have renewed a wildfire that escaped a containment line and prompted a voluntary evacuation for a small number of houses in a community near the New York-New Jersey border.
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