Brush fires broke out in the Palisades, New Jersey early Friday morning, sending smoke across the Hudson River and into NYC.

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.

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

A small fire burning in New Jersey’s Bergen County has sent smoke wafting across the Hudson River into New York City.

New York City awoke Saturday to the smell of smoke, which hung over the city as several wildfires burned in the region, including a new one igniting in the early morning hours near the New York-New Jersey border.

Timelapse footage captured wildfire smoke drifting across the Hudson River from New Jersey toward New York City on Friday.This footage was captured by Greg Gallent, who filmed it in the Bronx. Gallent told Storyful it shows smoke from the Palisades area of New Jersey,