Nor'easter Flooding and High Winds Impact Jersey Shore
Eyewitness News ABC7NYNovember 5, 20252 min1,584 views
4 connectionsΒ·6 entities in this videoβStorm Impact in Sea Bright
- π§οΈ Light rain and strong winds are affecting Sea Bright, with conditions changing rapidly.
- π Center Street, which was completely flooded earlier, has seen water recede, illustrating the fluid nature of the storm's impact.
- β οΈ High tide occurred just before 2:45 AM, but the storm's effects, including potential flooding, are expected to continue.
State of Emergency and Preparations
- π¨ A state of emergency has been declared across all 21 counties in New Jersey and remains in effect.
- ποΈ Residents in Monmouth County prepared for the storm over the weekend by filling and picking up sandbags.
Potential Hazards and Power Outages
- π¨ Residents should be aware of potential wind, beach erosion, flooding, and power outages today and tomorrow.
- β‘ PSE&G crews have conducted system checks and are prepared for outages, though approximately 9,600 customers are already without power.
Transportation and Commuting
- π NJ Transit is experiencing service adjustments due to the weather conditions.
- π It is crucial to check your commute before leaving, as road closures and train/bus suspensions may occur.
- π± If you still have power, ensure your devices are charged in case of further outages.
Witness Accounts of Ocean Conditions
- π One resident noted that the ocean is behaving unusually, with strong winds significantly impacting the sand and jetty.
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