A massive wildfire continues to burn uncontrollably along the New Jersey-New York border, consuming over 3,000 acres and leading to at least one death. The Jennings Creek fire, which is only 10% contained, threatens numerous structures and has unleashed a cloud of smoke affecting air quality across New York City and surrounding regions. As officials declare air quality alerts, health advisories are issued in response to the hazy conditions caused by flames fueled by prolonged drought and windy weather. In addition, reports indicate that arson may have sparked some fires, exacerbating the crisis. Meanwhile, residents are urged to stay indoors and avoid outdoor activities as the situation remains critical with no immediate relief in sight.