New Jersey is grappling with a series of wildfires fueled by extreme drought and windy conditions, prompting multiple evacuation orders in affected areas. At least four major wildfires are actively burning across the state, particularly impacting regions like Jackson Township, where one wildfire has scorched over 350 acres. Smoke from these fires has drifted across the Hudson River, reaching New York City and causing concern among residents. Firefighters are engaged in a strenuous battle, utilizing helicopters to scoop water from the Hudson River to douse the flames. As the situation remains dire, officials have issued red flag warnings, indicating an increased risk of fire spread. The New Jersey Forest Fire Service is working tirelessly to contain these blazes, grappling with the driest conditions seen in nearly 120 years.