New Jersey requests voluntary water conservation after record dry September and October

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New Jersey is issuing a drought warning after recording its driest September and October ever. It could could eventually lead to mandatory water restrictions if dry conditions don’t end. The New Jersey Forest Fire Service says conditions are the driest in nearly 120 years. The state is asking people to voluntarily conserve water to stave off more serious measures if heavy rains don't arrive soon. A drought warning is the last step before a drought emergency, which would impose mandatory water restrictions. In Philadelphia and its surrounding suburbs, residents have also been urged to voluntarily reduce water use. Image credit: Nina Baratti/KYW Newsradio

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