Spring is in full bloom, but plants are looking less lush lately thanks to a month without much rain. Is the lack of precipitation changing you, too?

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"There are obvious effects such as brown lawns and low stream flow, but there's no significant long-term danger yet, as long as we get some rain soon," NJ 101.5 Meteorologist Dan Zarrow said today.

According to Zarrow, New Jersey is experiencing a short-term drought. North Jersey, for example, had entered the “D-1,” or moderate drought category, as of Thursday morning's state drought report.

State Climatologist Dave Robinson of Rutgers University says water conservation is a rapidly developing concern. Naturally, this could affect things like gardening, pool use and sprinklers.

Do you change your routine when drought comes? Take our poll and comment to let us know what you do when the weather dries out.

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