The state’s Department of Environmental Conservation enacted a burn ban until May 14, where leaving a fire unattended can result in a hefty fine.
Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2023.– and residents across the state should be on high alert. Nearly 20 wildfires have already scorched more than 700 acres of land in New York.
While wildfires are often associated with the western U.S. in states like California or Washingston, they are just as prevalent in the northeast – including New York. The wildfire season begins after the winter months, when dead, dry vegetation is particularly prone to catching on fire. Although last year’s wildfire season was mild – despite a flare up in August – recent high temperatures across the state are making this year particularly dangerous.
Over the weekend, Gov. Kathy Hochul said she deployed a multi-agency response to provide resources and respond to fires in Rockland, Orange, Schoharie and Ostego counties, among several other communities.
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