Drought warning declared in N.J. as water storage levels drop, wildfires rage
For the first time in eight years, the state Department of Environmental Protection has declared a drought warning in New Jersey amid an unprecedented wave of dry weather that has led to shrinking water supplies and a rash of wildfires.
Homeowners and renters across New Jersey are being urged to reduce their water usage because of the state's severe drought.
New Jersey escalated to a drought warning, a step up from a drought watch. Delaware is remaining at a drought watch for now.
Dry conditions in the Northeast are worsening, creating a scenario for fire danger in the region to persist, an updated map ...
The historic stretch of dry weather in New York City has put the area under a drought watch, but how long until it becomes a ...
Firefighters are slowly making progress in their battle against a wildfire at the border of New Jersey and New York.
Firefighters are battling wildfires from California to New Jersey and New York, hampered by high winds and record-setting dry ...
A months-long lack of measurable precipitation could drive N.J. officials to declare a drought warning, with water ...
Check here for updates throughout the day Thursday as the Jennings Creek Wildfire continues to burn in New Jersey and New ...
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