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  1. Coastal erosion and vulnerability to sea level rise and storms impacts are affecting Atlantic City, New Jersey.
  2. Coastal flooding affects regional infrastructure in Atlantic City and the Jersey Shore.

Coastal Low Pressure System Deepens, Bringing High Surf and Flooding Concerns to Jersey…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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A coastal low pressure system is deepening offshore east of the tri-state and New England, bringing gusty winds, rough surf, and rain to the region. The system is expected to strengthen, with wind gusts on Long Island potentially reaching 40 to 50 mph this weekend. The Jersey Shore is expected to experience gusts slightly below that, while high tides, enhanced by the full moon on Saturday, are causing concerns about coastal erosion and high tide flooding.

From nbcnewyork.com

Why it matters

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The deepening low pressure system is driving high surf conditions along the East Coast. The concerns regarding coastal erosion and high tide flooding are specific to the Jersey Shore. These conditions affect the regional infrastructure and tourism operations of the affected areas.

Coastal flooding affects regional infrastructure in Atlantic City and the Jersey Shore. Coastal erosion and vulnerability to sea level rise and storms impacts are affecting Atlantic City, New Jersey.

From nbcnewyork.com

Who's involved

  • Jersey ShoreCoastal region of New Jersey experiencing high surf and potential flooding.
  • Long IslandIsland in New York facing high surf and strong winds from the low pressure system.
  • New JerseyState of the United States experiencing high surf and coastal erosion concerns.

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