‘I'm tired of the cold’: Jersey Shore businesses ready for hot temps this weekend
The hot temperatures expected this weekend will be a welcome sign for businesses down at the Jersey Shore following last weekend’s chilly and rainy weather.
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Jun 4, 2021, 11:44 AM
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1h agoThe hot temperatures expected
this weekend will be a welcome sign for businesses down at the Jersey Shore
following last weekend’s chilly and rainy weather.
Although bars were packed last weekend, it was nearly impossible to do
any outdoor activities. Some people say they're ready for the change.
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“I'm ready for the heat,” says Maura Lepri, of Wall Township. “I'm tired of the
cold, so I'm ready for the crowds.”
This
weekend could be the start of a heat wave.
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