A Red Flag Warning​ is back in effect for much of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, as the fire threat remains high.

Anyone who notices flames, smoke or other signs of a brush fire is urged to call it in immediately so firefighters can investigate and contain it as quickly as possible.

Unusually dry weather, an abundance of ‘dry fuels’, low relative humidity and strong winds combine to create high risk of fire spread.

Massachusetts is under a red flag warning again on Tuesday as dozens of brush fires continue burning across the state.What is a red flag warning?The National Weather Service issued the red flag warning through 6 p.

The National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning for the Lower Hudson Valley all day Tuesday, Nov. 12.

New Jersey has been experiencing a combination of dry forest grounds, dry air with relative humidity values and windy conditions. A Red Flag Warning meanswhen there are warm temperatures, very low humidity, and stronger winds in the forecast that combination can produce an increased risk of fire danger.

A Red Flag Warning remains in place Tuesday as brush fires continue to smolder across Massachusetts. Firefighters are on high alert and at the ready to respond to any flare-ups as windy, bone-dry conditions persist.

The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning in Delaware and surrounding states amid an ongoing drought. When it will rain again?

A red flag warning is in place in Connecticut for Tuesday as wind gusts may reach 35 mph, the weather service says. The warning has been extended to Wednesday.

A Red Flag Warning has been extended into Wednesday as firefighters across the Commonwealth continue to battle brush fires.