Smoky Skies in Wilmington: Controlled Burns in Onslow County Cause Concern

Controlled burns in Onslow County caused heavy smoke seen in Wilmington and parts of New Hanover and Pender counties, with eastern Pender most affected.

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Controlled burns in Onslow County, North Carolina, have led to a significant amount of smoke being seen in Wilmington, New Hanover County, and parts of Pender County.

The eastern part of Pender County appears to be the primary area affected by the smoke.

Onslow County officials have confirmed that two fires are burning, with the smoke drifting into Wilmington and parts of Pender County.

The Pender County Fire Marshall's Office has confirmed that the smoke coming into the county is from the fires in Onslow.

Residents of Wilmington were left panicking amid the fire, with many taking to social media to express concerns about the air quality.

However, authorities have assured that the smoke is from controlled burns and there is no reason to worry.