HEAT ALERT: Residents share how they are escaping the heat
Monday is another scorcher in New Jersey, and News 12 New Jersey's Tony Caputo and Jim Murdoch talked to residents about how they are escaping the heat on this red-hot Monday.
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Jun 7, 2021, 9:20 AM
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2h agoMonday is another scorcher in New Jersey, and News 12 New Jersey's Tony
Caputo and Jim Murdoch talked to residents about how they are escaping the heat
on this red-hot Monday.
"My parents live in Spring Lake, so they have a pool," says
Sharon Mahoney, of Belmar. "They finally opened it a little early this
year and the temperature in the pool is about 72. So, that's perfect."
If you're a fan of cooler weather, you should be getting some relief
later in the week.
MORE: News 12 Weather Center
In Colts Neck, the sprayground at
the Dorbrook Recreation Area was redone around five years ago, and the weather is not
too bad if you're running through the spraying contraptions -- an option for
people who don't want to deal with crowded pools or beaches.
"It's actually really nice,” says Lana Hosri, of Marlboro. “We have
a pool in the backyard, but this gives the kids chance to do something
different with other kids and socialize. This is like 10 minutes from our house.
It's a great thing to have here."
It Is by reservation only
and some families arrived as soon as the park opened this morning.
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