Historic Drought Fuels Unprecedented Wildfires on the East Coast

Severe drought conditions have led to multiple wildfires across the Northeast, challenging firefighters and threatening communities.

The Jennings Creek wildfire has burned 3,000 acres along the York-New Jersey border, with only 10% containment as of Monday.
Firefighters are battling the blaze in difficult terrain, using helicopters and manual labor to control the spread.
The Northeast is experiencing record-setting dry conditions, with some areas receiving their first rain in over a month.
Red flag warnings remain in place for millions, indicating high wildfire risk due to dry and windy conditions.
Experts warn that climate change is exacerbating droughts and increasing the frequency and intensity of wildfires.