Overview
- Multiple Jersey Shore communities, including Sea Bright, Manasquan, Asbury Park, and Wildwood, reported widespread inundation during Monday’s high tides.
- The National Weather Service kept coastal flood warnings in effect across the Mid-Atlantic, placing all of Delaware under a warning and flagging about 90 miles of New Jersey’s coast for major tidal flooding risk.
- Ocean City and nearby beaches saw significant erosion and dune damage, with reports of steep sand cliffs forming along the shoreline.
- New Jersey’s statewide emergency remained in place as first responders conducted water rescues, including evacuating people and a dog from a flooded motel in Egg Harbor Township.
- Forecasters highlighted 45 mph wind gusts, heavy rain and hazardous surf, and said most coastal flood warnings were expected to expire Monday night with lingering impacts into Tuesday.