Dozens of residents near massive wildfire burning in N.J., N.Y. asked to evacuate

A small number of homes were under evacuation orders near a New York lake Saturday night after a wildfire that began in New Jersey last week was amplified by strong winds, causing the blaze to breach a containment line by firefighters.
About 165 homes in Warwick, New York, were placed under voluntary evacuation orders Saturday when the Jennings Creek Wildfire pierced the containment zone, spreading four to five acres. The evacuations were conducted in a “safe and orderly fashion” by 10:35 p.m., New York Parks Department Jeff Wernick said.