New Jersey declared a statewide drought warning Wednesday, as water levels dropped throughout the state and several wildfires continued burning. According to weather officials, the state saw just ...

For the first time in eight years, the state Department of Environmental Protection has declared a drought warning in New Jersey ... sources of water in case their current supplies drop ...

North Jersey reservoirs that supply drinking water to millions have fallen in recent weeks below average, just as water demand typically starts surging. The Oradell Reservoir and other reservoirs ...

Monitoring wells around New Jersey are recording water levels in important aquifers ... The aquifer level is continuing to drop, according to the agency's data. Just west of Marlboro, near the ...

State geologist Steven Domber said water levels are declining across New Jersey. “They are well below long-term averages, and they're trending down,” he said. “They will continue to drop ...

Water companies like Veolia North America and New Jersey American Water say there are no service disruptions at this time. The State Climatologist says it's not unusual for water capacity to drop ...

When warm water at the surface is replaced by cold water underneath, it can take days for the ocean to recover to the more comfortable levels. This time of year, on average, the ocean is around 70 ...