Bound Brook residents fear more rain after nor'easter
A little over two weeks after the nor?easter swept through Middlesex and Bound Brook, residents are worried about more flooding each time it rains. The rain on Friday was a different scene from the nor?easter.
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Apr 27, 2007, 5:42 PM
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Updated 6,599 days ago
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A little over two weeks after the nor?easter swept through Middlesex and Bound Brook, residents are worried about more flooding each time it rains.
The rain on Friday was a different scene from the nor?easter. There was little damage and the flooding was minimal compared to the flooding from the nor?easter.
Some roads were closed on the border of Middlesex and Bound Brook, but most of the areas had approximately 3 inches of rain.
The Office of Emergency Management says it is keeping an eye on the Raritan River, but so far, there is nothing to worry about.
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