Firefighters rushed to douse the flames after a brush fire erupted in upper Manhattan on Tuesday.

ABC News’ Ginger Zee shares the latest forecast as storms prepare to hit both coasts.

Massachusetts was under red flag warnings on Tuesday as wildfires broke out across the Northeast amid a historic autumn drought. Fires also ignited near a residential neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Firefighters battling an outbreak of wildfires across the Northeast amid a historic autumn drought could get some relief from Mother Nature by the middle of this week.

ABC News’ Trevor Ault has the latest on the Jennings Creek fire along the New York-New Jersey border and a new brush fire that sparked up just east of Philadelphia.

ABC News’ Ginger Zee has the latest forecast, which shows more than an inch of rain expected later this week.

Police in a Massachusetts city say a man was arrested on suspicion of intentionally setting brush fires during a time of dry conditions that have led to blazes throughout the Northeast

For the first time in days, the Northeast was under no red flag warnings, but officials cautioned that fire danger in the region remains high.

The Jennings Creek wildfire just outside New York City jumped the containment zone on Saturday night, forcing locals to evacuate. 

Red flag warnings are in effect across eight states, including nearly 43 million people in the northeast as fire danger remains elevated.

The wildfire threat continues in the Northeast with 43 million people under Red Flag Warnings this weekend.

On Friday, the fire danger is growing in the bone-dry Northeast. Millions are bracing for gusty winds and more fires.

The Jennings Creek Wildfire is now 50% contained, with crews setting backfires to keep it in check. The northeast is still seeing severe drought from Philadelphia to New York to Boston. 

Dry conditions in the Northeast are worsening, creating a scenario for fire danger in the region to persist, an updated map from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows.

Authorities investigating the cause and origin of the Oct. 30 blaze "located evidence that identified this fire as an arson," the Evesham Township Police said Wednesday.

Authorities investigating the cause and origin of the Oct. 30 blaze "located evidence that identified this fire as an arson," the Evesham Township Police said Wednesday.

ABC News’ Phil Lipof reports on the rare brush fire in New York City, where firefighters are putting out hot spots.

Plumes of smoke blanketed the tip of Manhattan from the three-alarm Inwood Hill fire, fueled by bone-dry conditions and gusty winds.

The FDNY responded to a brush fire in Inwood Hill Park, Manhattan, that began around 3 p.m. The fire spread rapidly, sending smoke over Manhattan toward the George Washington Bridge.

Police said volunteer firefighter Jonathan Quiles intentionally set a fire in a wooded area that damaged a car parked nearby.

Gov. Kathy Hochul issued a burn ban for the state as the Jennings Creek fire blazes along the New York-New Jersey border.

Amtrak service along sections of the Northeast corridor have resumed after disruptions on two consecutive days

A wildfire raging on the border of New York and New Jersey prompted officials Monday to postpone one of the nation's oldest Veterans Day Parades.

The Jennings Creek wildfire has now scorched more than 5,000 acres along the New York-New Jersey border.

A wildfire on the border of New Jersey and New York has expanded to 5,000 acres, prompting the postponement of one of the country's oldest Veterans Day parades. 

WABC-TV meteorologist Raegan Medgie reports from West Milford, New Jersey, where the fire has been burning since Saturday.

Tinderbox conditions near the New York-New Jersey state border have now caused a fire to engulf more than 3,000 acres, forcing some residents to prepare to possibly evacuate.

ABC News’ Ginger Zee has the latest on the forecasts for the fire zone and what the smoke is doing to the air quality.

Firefighters reported 0% containment on a wildfire straddling the border of New Jersey and New York on Sunday.

Fire crews on both coasts of the U.S. are battling wildfires, including one in New York and New Jersey that killed a parks employee

A New Jersey man has been charged with arson in connection with a wildfire that spread to 350 acres that authorities said was sparked by an incendiary shotgun round.

Wildfires brought on by extreme dry conditions have left parts of the East Coast in a dangerous haze this weekend.

ABC News' Jaclyn Lee joins ABC News live from Camarillo, California, where wildfires are ravaging the area.

Timelapse footage captured wildfire smoke drifting across the Hudson River from New Jersey toward New York City on Friday.

Firefighters in Southern California are working to extinguish the Mountain Fire, which is 21% contained. Plus, the air quality alerts as wildfires burn in the tristate area.

The dangerously high winds that have been helping spread the wildfires in the western United States have slowed, allowing firefighters to gain ground against the flames.

Firefighters are battling large brush fire in Brooklyn's Prospect Park.

On Wednesday, the National Weather Service issued a rare red flag warning for Los Angeles and Ventura Counties alerting of "extreme fire risk."

More than 20,000 acres have been burned and over 200 buildings destroyed or damaged so far.

Meanwhile, a wildfire is exploding in size on the West Coast.

Friday marked the return of many residents in the Camarillo Heights neighborhood in Southern California after the explosive Mountain Fire.

Multiple wildfires have erupted across New Jersey due to dangerously windy and dry conditions.

ABC News’ Melissa Adan reports from Camarillo, California. Plus, WABC’s Brittany Bell is tracking the forecast in the West.

Ventura County Fire Department Capt. Tony McHale discusses the weather conditions allowing firefighters to shift from defensive mode in battling the blaze.

Ventura County is under a state of emergency after the wildfire west of Los Angeles exploded in size, growing to over 20,000 acres in just 36 hours.

ABC News’ Sam Champion has the latest on the fire danger and forecast.

Firefighters have struggled to contain the Ventura County Mountain Fire since early Wednesday. Homes burned to the ground and helicopters dumped water on the roaring flames.

Firefighters are facing extreme conditions as winds strengthen, says Ventura County Fire Dept. Captain Tony Hale.

ABC News correspondent Mola Lenghi discusses the fast-moving California wildfires.

The massive fire in Ventura County is still 0% contained.