Shore towns recover after nor'easter batters New Jersey coast
Areas of flooding affected various shore towns along the coast including Tuckerton Beach in Southern Ocean County.
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3h agoIt is calm this morning along the Manasquan Inlet following Monday's nor'easter.
Areas of flooding affected various shore towns along the coast including Tuckerton Beach in Southern Ocean County.
Towns further south in New Jersey were hit hardest but fortunately no reports of injury or worse.
The storm is slowly making its way out of our area, but we'll continue to have updates on News 12.
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