Overnight rain brings some help to Hudson Valley wildfires, but flames rage on
Firefighters continue battling the Jennings Creek wildfire, which has burned thousands of acres from New Jersey to Greenwood Lake.
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10ds agoOvernight rain brought a little relief to the Hudson Valley wildfires, but the blazes remain unchecked.
Firefighters continue battling the Jennings Creek wildfire, which has burned thousands of acres from New Jersey to Greenwood Lake.
Officials say that 2,500 acres have been burned in New York and 2,500 acres burned in New Jersey. They estimate the fire is 10% contained in New York and 10% contained in New Jersey.
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