Major Wildfires Erupt in Long Island, New York

Major wildfires have broken out in Long Island, New York, influenced by strong winds and low humidity. A state of emergency has been declared by Governor Kathy Hochul, with three of four fires currently contained and efforts ongoing to manage the remaining fire in Westhampton.

Wildfires erupted in Long Island, New York, last evening, rapidly spreading due to strong winds, as reported by the National Weather Service. The impacted regions include southeastern New York, northern New Jersey, southern Connecticut, Long Island, and all five boroughs of New York City. While no fatalities have been reported, several injuries have occurred.

The wildfires in Long Island, exacerbated by strong winds and low humidity, have prompted a state of emergency declaration by Governor Kathy Hochul. Though three of the four wildfires have been contained, efforts continue to control the remaining fire in Westhampton. The state’s agencies and the National Guard are actively supporting local firefighting efforts.

Original Source: www.jordannews.jo

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