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TJW014
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Broke 80 again. Having better beach days in October and November than in June/July.
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Dust bowl out on the roads. Despite the now extreme drought conditions (based on the newest drought map), springs are still flowing well in the Pine Barrens. Lotta smoke this morning from a nearby wildfire in Jackson.
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Sugar sand as we Pineys call it. This area though had quite a lot of clay mixed in too. The amount of dust that was getting kicked up by other vehicles made it nearly impossible to see.
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Another beautiful day in store. Already flirting with 70. We'll make a run for 80 tomorrow. Out exploring some less traveled fire roads in the Pine Barrens documenting some rare plants
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Still looks bone dry for the next 7 - 10 days.
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Updated drought map (as of 10/29)
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Drizzled for a whopping 2 minutes around 7:20. 0.11" since September 1st. Red Flag Warning here. NJFFS has been busy
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Beautiful and not so chilly night out on the beach. Atlas comet still visible despite the extremely bright moon.
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Just to show how dry it is out here: Where my truck is parked is usually in a foot of water, with an additional foot of loose mud underneath. Solid ground. Not a lick of moisture. I've been 4-wheeling out here as long as I can remember and have never seen this puddle completely dried up.
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NJFFS implementing Stage 2 fire restrictions. Some mud puddles on the fire roads that are usually over 2 feet deep even during occasional dry spells are bone dry.
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This is me btw. Old Tapatalk login that I can't get out of. Would appreciate if a mod can delete that account for me if possible
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Overnighting at IBSP tonight to fish and hopefully catch the Aurora. Going to be a cold one. Hopefully I brought enough cold snacks and firewood.
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It's a lose-lose regardless. That just brings more water into Fort Myers Beach, Port Charlotte, Cape Coral, Naples, etc. Just as densely populated.
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Might book a flight down to ride this one out. Got family in the Naples/Marco area
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Great swell maker for us east coast surfers. Been either flat or blown out onshore all summer. That being said, big rip current risk. Water's still warm at the beach. Was 69 here in NJ yesterday. Don't swim unless there's lifeguards around
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