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Record High Tides and Storm Damage Affect Coastal New Jersey

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What happened

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A storm caused high tides along the New Jersey coast, reaching levels not seen since Superstorm Sandy. Strong winds, gusting up to nearly 60 mph, pushed water from Lakes Bay toward motels in the West Atlantic City section of Egg Harbor Township. The bay-side gauge in Margate recorded its third-highest crest and highest level since Superstorm Sandy, exceeding two feet above flood stage.

From nj1015.com

Why it matters

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The extremely high tide pushed water into the first-floor rooms of two motels in the township. During the event, nine adults and a dog were rescued from these establishments.

Coastal erosion and vulnerability to sea level rise and storms impacts are affecting Atlantic City, New Jersey.

From nj1015.com

Who's involved

  • New JerseyThe state of New Jersey where the events occurred.
  • Atlantic CityThe city of Atlantic City, which experienced the high tides.
  • Egg Harbor TownshipThe township of Egg Harbor, which was impacted by the flooding.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Atlantic CitySpeculative

    The city of Atlantic City could face impacts on its tourism and infrastructure due to coastal flooding risks.

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