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New Jerseys facing a drought warning, with below-average rain in all but three months over the last two years. Governor Mikie Sherrill calls for water conservation, especially with summer approaching. The dry spell increases wildfire risks, with climate change causing hotter temps and longer dry stretches. The state opened a fire tower and provided grants for wildfire prevention. Residents are on edge as the dryness persists, with South Jersey remaining parched. Experts hope for natural breaks in summer, but stress the need for regular rainfall to prevent fires. New Jerseys safety depends on average rainfall through the summer.

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