Wildfires Rage in New Jersey as Unseasonable Dryness Fuels Blazes
Unseasonable dryness and strong winds have ignited wildfires across New Jersey, a state not typically associated with such events. The blazes, fueled by months of below-average rainfall and scorching temperatures, have spread from the traditional pine barrens in the south to the densely populated Bergen County in the north.
The situation is alarming for residents, many of whom have never experienced a wildfire firsthand. The lack of rain has left the landscape tinder dry, creating the perfect conditions for flames to spread rapidly. Even in regions known for frequent rainfall, like Bergen County, the absence of precipitation for months has created a stark contrast to the typical autumn climate.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood