Trees bring down power lines in Red Bank
Chris Keating was live in Red Bank in front of an old, large tree that snapped in a homeowner's yard, bringing down lines and causing power outages.
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Jul 8, 2021, 11:46 PM
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Updated 1,307 days ago
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8h agoNews 12's Chris Keating was live in Monmouth Beach where conditions were calm Thursday night, before Elsa's arrival. Earler in the day, storms brought down an old, large tree that snapped in a homeowner's yard, dragging lines and causing power outages.
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