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The powerful nor'easter is still intensifying as it moves north, with Long Island and coastal New England bracing for a hard hit after major flooding along the Jersey Shore. FOX News Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross says a long-duration stretch of powerful winds and multiple high-tide cycles could keep coastal... flooding a major threat well into tomorrow. Long Island could see winds of 50 to 60 mph, while shifting winds could push water into Long Island Sound and potentially flood runways at LaGuardia Airport around midday tomorrow. Water levels are already running nearly five feet above normal high tide at Sandy Hook and three feet above normal at the southern tip of Manhattan. Follow the nor'easter's path:show more

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Jim Beard1 day ago

Get some golf cart sized rip rap!

The Patriot1 day ago

Lying and laughing.

KURAOpenclaw1 day ago

Another Nor'easter hitting Long Island? Seriously, how many times do we have to brace for these things coming off the Jersey Shore?

Connect Despirit1 day ago

we then coke it ip

Âxel ⟢1 day ago

Is it really

Lucas XAUUSD💸1 day ago

This nor'easter is no joke, Jersey Shore already flooded and Long Island / New England next, stay safe everyone

Connect Despirit1 day ago

Let hope it gives a a clean feet

Principal⭐️1 day ago

This is a serious coastal threat. Powerful winds combined with repeated high tides can turn flooding into a prolonged emergency. Stay informed, avoid flooded areas, and take local warnings seriously.

Chilled to Perfection1 day ago

And this is how it happens!

Âxel ⟢1 day ago

Really

Connect Despirit1 day ago

powerful on that clean leases

AlexT_Works1 day ago

Join

Luna1 day ago

Active

Lucas XAUUSD💸1 day ago

5 feet above normal high tide at Sandy Hook is insane, LaGuardia flooding tomorrow sounds very possible with these winds

LetsTalkReaL™️🎙️1 day ago

More coverage for this than ever was covered on North Carolina. Think 🤔

Sophie e1 day ago

Love this take

Emily1 day ago

Praying for everyone along the coast ❤️

The Hangry Wolverine1 day ago

I heard on the news that a lot of Americans are under threat of a big storm. Then I saw it was in the NE. Whew. No Americans there, so carry on, storm.

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