Jersey Shore tides watched after roads flood for fifth straight day
A careful eye was being kept at the Jersey Shore for tidal concerns as Hurricane Joaquin continued to turn out to sea. Rain still fell hard over the weekend as a separate coastal storm hit the area.
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Oct 6, 2015, 2:22 AM
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Updated 3,447 days ago
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A careful eye was being kept at the Jersey Shore for tidal concerns as Hurricane Joaquin continued to turn out to sea.
Rain still fell hard over the weekend as a separate coastal storm hit the area.
High tide came at 4 a.m. Monday, flooding roads along the coast for a fifth straight day.
Each high tide combined with a northeast wind gives the water a hard time to recede between cycles.
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