FORKED RIVER, N.J.– Firefighters in New Jersey[1] are still working to extinguish the largest wildfire[2] the Garden State has seen in years, and a dramatic new video[3] shows just how close the flames and smoke came to homes in Ocean County.
The Jones
CHIHUAHUA, Mexico – A massive type of dust storm called a haboob was caught on camera taking over a city in Mexico[1].
Haboobs are dust storms caused by outflow winds[2] from thunderstorms[3], according to the National Weather Service.They're common in
ISTANBUL—A strong 6.2-magnitude earthquake[1] struck near Istanbul, Turkey, on Wednesday, rocking homes throughout the city.
Shaking from the earthquake centered in the Sea of Marmara was felt across Istanbul and on the Asian side of Turkey[2] near
OCEAN COUNTY, N.J.– Thousands of residents were forced to flee the fast-moving flames of a massive wildfire[1] that ignited in Ocean County, New Jersey[2], on Tuesday, and dramatic videos[3] and photos are providing a unique look at just how quickly the
April 22 is Earth Day[1], which was started in 1970 by the late Gaylord Nelson, a governor of Wisconsin and a U.S.Senator.
"It may be hard to imagine that before 1970, a factory could spew black clouds of toxic smoke into the air or dump tons of toxic
BARNEGAT, NJ — A quickly spreading wildfire near the New Jersey[1] shore caused officials to order evacuations near the Garden State Parkway as dark smoke poured into the Jersey Shore region.
The Jones Road Wildfire[2] sparked on Tuesday in the Greenwood
BARNEGAT, NJ — A quickly spreading wildfire near the New Jersey[1] shore caused officials to order evacuations and close part of the Garden State Parkway as dark smoke poured into the Jersey Shore region.
The Jones Road Wildfire[2] sparked on Tuesday in
BARNEGAT, N.J.— A quickly spreading wildfire near the New Jersey[1] shore caused officials to order evacuations and close a 17-mile stretch of the state's busiest highway as dark smoke poured into the Jersey Shore region.
The Jones Road Wildfire[2] sparked
BARNEGAT, N.J.— Thousands of New Jersey[1] residents who were forced to flee the fast-moving flames of a wildfire[2] Tuesday have been given the all-clear to return home[3].However, officials are urging people to remain vigilant as thick smoke continues