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Flood damage assessments continue after weekend storm inundates West Wildwood, erodes Avalon beaches (opens the original)
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WEST WILDWOOD, N.J. (WPVI) -- Families in West Wildwood continued cleaning up on Wednesday after major flooding from a weekend nor'easter that inundated the bayside community and left extensive damage across the borough. Bob Miller said floodwaters rose rapidly as the storm moved through the area. "It came up so fast. It was like within an hour there was three feet of water, three and a half feet of water," Miller said. The flooding repeatedly impacted the community with each high tide. Resident
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill surveys nor'easter storm damage (opens the original)
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BRIGANTINE, N.J. (WPVI) -- New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill is getting a firsthand look on Tuesday at the damage from the weekend nor'easter at the Jersey Shore. The cleanup process is expected to be a long journey for homeowners and businesses. Sherrill said, at this point, they haven't asked for federal assistance, but added that it is on the table as they continue to assess damages up and down in the coastal communities. RELATED: Nor'easter leaves extensive damage, erosion along Jersey shor
Nor'easter leaves extensive damage, erosion along Jersey shore (opens the original)
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OCEAN CITY, N.J. (WPVI) -- Damage assessments and cleanup efforts continued along the Jersey shore Monday after a weekend nor'easter brought conditions that some residents said were the worst they had seen since Superstorm Sandy. Residents across shore communities spent the days after the storm surveying the damage left behind by strong winds and tidal flooding. "We're amazed at the damage that's been done here. Crazy," said Ron Barnett of Margate. In Longport, resident Lou Berneman described th
Flooding, beach erosion concerns along the Jersey shore (opens the original)
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A Coastal Flood Warning remains in effect until early Saturday morning. MARGATE, N.J. (WPVI) -- Strong winds are expected to bring minor to moderate tidal flooding to parts of the Jersey Shore beginning with Wednesday evening's high tide, prompting officials to warn residents about flooded roadways, dangerous surf and beach erosion. Waves of 6 to 12 feet are forecast over the next several days, while officials monitor a coastal storm's approach that could affect the weekend. A Coastal Flood Warn
Coastal flooding concerns along the Jersey Shore as Nor'easter moves closer (opens the original)
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A Coastal Flood Warning remains in effect until early Saturday morning. MARGATE, N.J. (WPVI) -- The Jersey Shore is dealing with a one-two weather punch. A Coastal Flood Warning remains in effect until early Saturday morning, as the area braces for a nor'easter this weekend. Floodwaters inundated parts of Ocean City during high tide Wednesday night and we're monitoring the potential of more flooding for Thursday morning's high tide. READ MORE | Nor'easter this weekend: Latest forecast as coastal
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