Tri-State Looking To Dry Out Following Storm
Friday morning's storm caused travel troubles on roads and highways for commuters throughout the tri-state.
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Friday morning's storm caused travel troubles on roads and highways for commuters throughout the tri-state.
It's a true case of the "calm before the storm" in New Jersey, where residents are preparing for the remnants of Tropical Storm Nicole to wreak havoc on the tri-state.
Sunbathers at Jones Beach had some extra water to contend with Monday after Hurricane Earl caused the ocean to flood most of the State Park on Long Island.
Jones Beach is a summer destination that, on a typical holiday weekend, will see hundreds of thousands of visitors, but that's not the case this Labor Day.
Hurricane Earl is moving toward the east coast -- bringing high winds, rough surf and the potential for dangerous rip-tides.
Overnight rains and steady storms plagued not only underpasses and highways in the tri-state area Monday, but also flooded many homes in low-lying areas.
People in one Jersey Shore town were cleaning up Wednesday, one day after torrential rains and severe flooding.
