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Friday, March 30, 2012
More on Fire Danger in NJ and eastern PA
Here is a nice news report from ABC 6 Action News in Philadelphia on March 27 about the high risk of wild fires (aka brush fires in NJ). There were Red Flag warnings on March 26 and March 27, yesterday saw elevated fire danger in NJ.
There is a short article from the New Jersey News Room dot com on this years spring fire season in NJ.
I found links for both the video that I embedded here as well as the news article on this WildlandFire hotlist thread (posted Mar 29).
I know of several smaller wild or brush fires that the NJ Forest Fire Service worked this past week. Thank-you for the work you do in observing and then bringing these fires under control.
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