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Blaze continues to ravage pine forest in France as heatwave breaks temperature records across Europe

A man suspected of starting a blaze that has destroyed 13,000 hectares (32,000 acres) of pine forest in France was questioned over a similar alleged offence a decade ago, prosecutors have

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Someone covered the pride and transgender-painted fire hydrant with red paint on July 23. It was the third act of vandalism directed at the hydrant. Artist Chrissy Swanson painted it to represent inclusivity as part of the city’s Art on Fire program. Swanson repainted it Saturday night. (Ph

Someone covered the pride and transgender-painted fire hydrant with red paint on July 23. It was the third act of vandalism directed at the hydrant. Artist Chrissy Swanson painted it to represent inclusivity as part of the city’s Art on Fire program. Swanson repainted it Saturday night. (Ph

Now a veteran of two local fires which have destroyed my property, I can tell you the first question I have every time someone tells me the neighborhood’s on fire. 

Which way is the wind blowing? 

Because the rest is largely irrelevant. 

Though we caught a break this

Extreme weather brought three thunderstorms, a heatwave and flooding during one crazy week in The Bronx which also saw a van disappear down a sinkhole in Morris Park.

Each of the three thunderstorms that hit The Bronx on July 18, 21, and 25 brought wind gusts of 60 mph and flooding.