Firefighters in New Jersey are stretched even thinner as yet another wildfire burns in bone-dry conditions in the state.

A spate of wildfires crisscrossing New Jersey prompted a statewide smoke advisory on Friday, as flames from one blaze in the Palisades, across the Hudson River from Manhattan, roared dangerously close to the nearby suburbs.

Multiple wildfires have erupted across New Jersey amid windy and dry conditions. New Jersey residents should be prepared for smoke conditions to last for several days, the New Jersey Forest Fire Service warned on Friday.

An air quality warning was issued for New York City, following a series of wildfires across the Tri-State area.

Portions of New Jersey are experiencing some of the worst drought conditions in the country, and the entire state is under a red flag warning. Wildfires are currently burning in Bergen, Ocean, Gloucester,

At least five wildfires are actively burning across New Jersey Saturday morning as gusty winds, dry brush and low humidity provide fueling conditions for fire activity. New York City, Connecticut, Long Island,

A wildfire is burning alongside the Palisades Interstate Parkway in New Jersey Friday morning as the Forest Fire Service works to tackle multiple blazes amid dangerous drought conditions. Black smoke and ash could be seen as brush burned on the cliffs along the Hudson River in Englewood Cliffs.