Pa.’s Blue Mountain wildfire contained after burning nearly 600 acres
Hundreds of firefighters working around the clock for seven days have contained a wildfire on the Blue Mountain at Lehigh Gap. Bob Kurilla, a spokesman for the bureau that’s part of the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources,
Newswatch 16's Emily Kress tells us more about the progress firefighters are making five days after the flames ignited.
Hundreds of firefighters brought the blaze under control after 7 days, said Bob Kurilla, spokesman for the bureau that’s part of the state DCNR.
A weather alert was issued by the National Weather Service on Friday at 4:25 a.m. for elevated fire danger until 6 p.m. for ...
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued an updated red flag warning for several counties in Pennsylvania due to ...
Rain is in the forecast. It will not be enough to ease the drought conditions, a meteorologist said, but "it's more than zilch." ...
As of Thursday afternoon, the cause and origin of the wildfire continues to be investigated by Department of Conservation ...
WHTM Harrisburg on MSN3d
Campfires prohibited in Pennsylvania state parks, forest lands amid dry conditionsToday, the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) announced that campfires will be prohibited ...
There have already been small brush fires this week in several spots throughout our area, in addition to larger wildfire in ...
WGAL Lancaster-Harrisburg on MSN1d
LIST: Susquehanna Valley burn bansDry conditions in the Susquehanna Valley have prompted some municipalities to enact burn bans.Residents in those areas are ...
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