New Jersey nor'easter: Shore Towns Cleanup After Powerful Coastal Storm Causes Flooding
Public works crews began cleanup as residents reported flooded streets, collapsed promenade ramps and severe beach erosion after the weekend storm.
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Nor’easter batters N.J. beaches. ‘Probably the worst erosion that we’ve had since Sandy.’
A slow-moving nor’easter carved away beaches up and down the Jersey Shore, leaving some towns with steep sand cliffs, damaged dunes and concerns that another coastal storm could cause even greater harm.
Nor'easter Erases New Jersey Beach Town's $20 Million Restoration Project Less Than A Month After It Was Finished
New Jersey was one of the states that was walloped by a nor’easter that subjected millions of people to strong winds and heavy rain over the weekend. The storm really took a toll on coastal towns, including one popular summer destination that recently spent $20 million to restore the beaches that suffered some significant erosion […]
Nor'easter inflicts worst Atlantic City beach erosion since Hurricane Sandy
The nor’easter that battered the Jersey Shore this weekend carved away beaches and dunes in what Atlantic City Beach Patrol officials are calling the worst erosion since Hurricane Sandy in 2012, in some cases wiping out sand replenishment projects that were completed only weeks ago. A half-mile stretch north of Steel Pier took the hardestContinue reading "Nor’easter inflicts worst Atlantic City beach erosion since Hurricane Sandy"
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