The Worst Forest Fires New York Has Seen Throughout HistoryThe Worst Forest Fires New York Has Seen Throughout HistoryThe spring of 1903, the Adirondack region experienced a 72-day drought, which spawned several forest fires over 600,000 acres of land.Don MorganDon Morgan
NJ trees & leaves reveal hidden message you might've missedNJ trees & leaves reveal hidden message you might've missedIt's a sign of many changes that are happening in New JerseyMike BrantMike Brant
Some NJ towns have mandatory water restrictions in effectSome NJ towns have mandatory water restrictions in effectNew Jersey is grappling with drought conditions, prompting water restrictions in some towns. Residents urged to conserve water to prevent shortages.Eric ScottEric Scott
Why now is the time to stop watering your plants in NJWhy now is the time to stop watering your plants in NJWhy stressing your plants in New Jersey is actually a good thingMike BrantMike Brant
NJ is getting parched: How concerned should you be about drought?NJ is getting parched: How concerned should you be about drought?The rainfall surplus from the winter and spring is but a distant memory, as a third of New Jersey is now classified as "abnormally dry".Dan ZarrowDan Zarrow
NJ’s severe drought conditions expand in latest reportNJ’s severe drought conditions expand in latest reportNew Jersey reservoir, river and ground water levels keep dropping – but is there a silver lining?David MatthauDavid Matthau
NJ drought 101: The truth about 3 dry weather impactsNJ drought 101: The truth about 3 dry weather impactsWhen does drought in New Jersey start to get dicey?Dan ZarrowDan Zarrow
Drought update: How dry is NJ now, how concerned should you be?Drought update: How dry is NJ now, how concerned should you be?Let's talk about how drought is measured and monitored, which parts of New Jersey are most vulnerable, and how long the abnormally dry streak has been going on?Dan ZarrowDan Zarrow
NJ's been drier than usual: Here's why we shouldn't be wateringNJ's been drier than usual: Here's why we shouldn't be wateringIt's all about preparing for what might be on the horizon.Mike BrantMike Brant
NJ water companies alarmed as drought dries reservoirs to record lowsNJ water companies alarmed as drought dries reservoirs to record lowsUtility companies are already worried about what will happen when it gets warm.David MatthauDavid Matthau