Massachusetts is currently battling multiple large brush fires across the state, with over 400 acres ablaze in Lynn alone. Dry conditions and high winds have intensified the fire risk, prompting state officials to issue red flag warnings and enforce outdoor burning bans in various communities. Firefighters are working tirelessly to contain fires in places such as Norton, Chelmsford, and Georgetown-Rowley State Forest. Authorities urge residents to exercise caution and refrain from outdoor fires as the drought persists and temperatures remain high, with 27 million people across the Northeast affected by fire alerts. Despite ongoing firefighting efforts, the situation remains critical, and rain is not expected in the near future.