Beachgoers along New Jersey’s coast are warning of an unwelcome sting as reports of painful jellyfish encounters surge at Manasquan beaches. Swimmers describe sharp, burning sensations after contact, with some requiring medical attention for relief. Experts attribute the spike to warmer ocean temperatures, which may have drawn jellyfish closer to shore. Authorities advise caution and recommend rinsing affected areas with vinegar if stung.
Painful jellyfish encounters reported at Manasquan beaches ABC7 New York
