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New Jersey issued a drought watch on October 1, 2025, due to severe water shortages from prolonged dry weather.
New Jersey has issued a statewide drought watch starting October 1, 2025, urging voluntary water conservation due to prolonged dry conditions and rainfall one to six inches below normal over the past 90 days.
Reduced streamflow, low reservoir levels, and severely depleted groundwater—especially in the Northeast and Coastal North—have stressed water supplies.
Though the Coastal South saw near-average rain, groundwater recovery remains slow.
The alert follows a 2024 drought that ended in June after spring rains.
Officials attribute worsening conditions to climate change and may impose mandatory restrictions if rainfall doesn’t improve.
Fire restrictions remain in effect in Passaic County.
Nueva Jersey emitió una alerta de sequía el 1 de octubre de 2025, debido a la grave escasez de agua debido al clima seco prolongado.