Forest fires in New Jersey exploded up to 8,500 hectares when the population was evacuated and structured threatened

Forest fires in New Jersey have exploded around 8,500 hectares since it was first reported on Tuesday afternoon.

Jones Road Wildfire is now burning at 8,500 hectares and is currently under 10% of detention on Wednesday morning, according to New Jersey Forest Fire Service.

This fire is located south of the Toms River along the Garden State Parkway, making the traffic stop when the fire managed to jump one of the busiest roads in New Jersey and now caught fire in the ocean and Lacey cities at Ocean County.

According to ABC News’ Philadelphia WPVI station, more than a thousand structures are under threats and more than 3,000 residents have evacuated the area when evacuation notifications remain.

Power outages forced because the fire had also left at least 25,000 customers in the dark even though there were no injuries throughout the state of New Jersey reported on Wednesday morning.

The forecast on Wednesday is estimated to be windy all morning with winds of speed up to 20 mph from the north, but the wind must be calm this afternoon when high pressure starts to move to the area with the next chance for rain for New Jersey starting Friday night.