Weather conditions complicating efforts to get New Jersey wildfire under control
As fire crews try to get the Jennings Creek Fire under control, the weather is making things difficult. Meteorologist Rob Marciano explains why the conditions are complicating the containment efforts along the New Jersey-New York border.
New Jersey-New York wildfire keeps burning, fed by dry, windy conditions
Strengthening winds and bone-dry conditions were hindering firefighters working to gain control of a stubborn wildfire burning in a forested stretch along the New York-New Jersey state border about 50 miles (80 km) northwest of New York City.
Gov. Phil Murphy and other state officials will hold another briefing Wednesday to discuss the possible drought warning ...
The National Weather Service issued a report at 6:25 p.m. on Tuesday for elevated fire danger until Wednesday at 6 p.m. for ...
New wildfires burned Tuesday across the Northeast, adding to a series of blazes that have come amid very dry weather ...
Once the wind dies down beyond sunset Tuesday, temperatures will drop quickly. It is going to be a cold night, with most low ...
By Hilary Howard and Shayla Colon Howling winds on Tuesday threatened to hasten the spread of the 5,000-acre Jennings Creek ...
This generally means that wet weather from the Gulf of Mexico is less likely to make its way to New Jersey, the National ...
New Jersey residents are being warned of heightened fire risks Tuesday due to a combination of strong winds and dry ...
High wind gusts and low humidity are proving challenging for firefighters battling thousands of acres of wildfire across Passaic County on Tuesday.
Areas of the Hudson Valley have seen dry conditions and brushfires this fall. Is relief for dry conditions in the weather ...
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