Satellite Captures New Jersey’s Worst Wildfire in Decades; Wildfire Explodes Across 13,000+ Acres
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Satellite Captures New Jersey’s Worst Wildfire in Decades; Wildfire Explodes Across 13,000+ Acres
A massive wildfire known as the Jones Road Fire is tearing through New Jersey’s Pine Barrens, burning over 13,250 acres and threatening thousands of structures.
Captured by NOAA’s GOES East satellite, the fire is so intense it’s visible from space, making it one of the largest wildfires in the state in over 20 years.
The fast-moving blaze, located in Lacey and Ocean Townships, has forced the evacuation of over 5,000 residents and prompted a state of emergency.
Officials warn the wildfire may soon become the largest in New Jersey’s recent history, with no signs of slowing.
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New York Floods: Catastrophic flash floods have devastated New York and New Jersey, leaving at least two dead and widespread destruction. Torrential rain uprooted trees, swept away vehicles, and submerged subway stations and roads, crippling transport across the Northeast. Over six inches of rain fell within hours in parts of New Jersey, prompting Governor Phil Murphy to declare a state of emergency. Newark Airport saw major disruptions as stormwater poured into terminals. Authorities warn of further flood risks across the Northeast, Florida, and Midwest.
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New Jersey begins recovery after deadly flash floods
Authorities confirmed that two people died in Plainfield, New Jersey, when their car was swept away by flash floods during a powerful storm.
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Catastrophic flash floods have devastated New York and New Jersey, leaving at least two dead and widespread destruction. Torrential rain uprooted trees, swept away vehicles, and submerged subway stations and roads, crippling transport across the Northeast. Over six inches of rain fell within hours in parts of New Jersey, prompting Governor Phil Murphy to declare a state of emergency. Newark Airport saw major disruptions as stormwater poured into terminals. Authorities warn of further flood risks across the Northeast, Florida, and Midwest.
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