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Northeast and California Battle Escalating Wildfire Threats Amid Drought Conditions

Wildfires rage across Northeast and California, fueled by historic drought and dry weather, prompting evacuations and health warnings for affected areas.

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Updated: Nov 12th, 2024, 4:01 PM ET

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The Northeast faces multiple wildfires and critical red flag warnings due to severe drought and dry weather, while California contends with the Mountain Fire, which has destroyed homes. New Jersey has reported significant fire activity, with the Jennings Creek Wildfire posing ongoing threats. The situation is exacerbated by soaring temperatures and shifting winds, compelling officials to urge caution and preparedness among residents. With one confirmed fatality in the Northeast, the fires are a stark reminder of the growing wildfire risks across the U.S. amid changing environmental conditions.


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