Certain Jersey Shore beaches remain closed due to winter, spring storms
Winter and spring storms left their mark on some Jersey Shore towns, and some beaches won't be open for Memorial Day weekend.
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May 27, 2022, 4:20 PM
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2h agoWinter and spring storms left
their mark on some Jersey Shore towns, and some beaches
won't be open for Memorial Day weekend.
Beaches from Seventh Avenue
in North Wildwood all the way to 19th Avenue will
be closed at least this weekend as crews continue to replenish the beaches.
Strong storms in April and May
washed a lot of the sand that was stored along the shoreline to
replenish the beaches.
Officials are asking
visitors, for safety reasons, to stay off the large piles.
Several other beaches will be
open for visitors, and lifeguards will be out starting Saturday.
