Wildfires in New Jersey Continue To Burn - Here's What New Yorkers Need To Know
Briefly

An 18-year-old volunteer lost his life during the Jennings Creek wildfire in New Jersey, which has spread to 3,500 acres and is only 20% contained.
Governor Kathy Hochul emphasized the importance of water conservation during the drought watch, advising residents to monitor forecasts and avoid outdoor burning.
The DEC Forest Rangers and National Guard are actively involved in firefighting efforts, including using two Black Hawk helicopters to drop water on the blaze.
Officials warn that gusty winds pose a significant risk, making it imperative for residents to stay alert and prepared as the fire continues.
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