A series of wildfires ravaging parts of rain-starved New Jersey were sending plumes of smoke across the Hudson River and into New York, leaving much of the city blanketed in an eerie haze. At least six fires,

A wildfire in Englewood Cliffs, Bergen County was sending smoke to New York, with officials in the city issuing an unhealthy air quality advisory.

In an unusually dry season for the Northeast, multiple fires are pushing potentially dangerous smoke into New York City.

New York City awoke Saturday to the acrid smell of smoke that left a haze hanging over the skyline as several wildfires burned in the region, including a new blaze sparked in the early morning hours near the northern New York-New Jersey border.