Northeast Wildfires Worsen NYC Air Quality Amid Critical Fire Conditions
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Wildfires in New Jersey have sent smoke into New York City, creating a haze and poor air quality. The New Jersey Forest Fire Service is battling multiple blazes, including a 100-acre fire in Pompton Lakes and a larger 1,800-acre fire in Passaic County. Strong winds and drought conditions are exacerbating the situation, with some fires remaining uncontained. New York City and parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania are under drought watches, and the region is experiencing extreme drought conditions.
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- UPDATED: Pompton Lakes wildfire spreads to 162 acres, 50% contained NorthJersey.com
- New Jersey wildfires sending smoke, poor air quality to NYC New York Daily News
- Smoke Smell Hits NYC As Forecasters Warn Of ‘Critical’ Fire Conditions In The Northeast—Here’s What To Know Forbes
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