NEW JERSEY HIT by Coastal Flooding – 11-FOOT WAVES Pound Jersey Shore (Latest Updates)

Coastal flooding and dangerous surf are affecting New Jersey’s Jersey Shore as a nor’easter brings strong northeast winds, rising tides and waves expected to reach up to eleven feet. Flooding has already begun, with Ocean City seeing beach erosion as waves push sand away from the shoreline. Coastal flood warnings and advisories are in effect along the shore, with one to two feet of tidal flooding possible through Sunday. Sea Bright is also facing flooding concerns because of its narrow position between the Atlantic Ocean and the Shrewsbury River. The storm is expected to produce its worst conditions from late Friday into Saturday, with coastal wind gusts reaching 55 to 60 mph in some areas. A full moon will also contribute to higher tides, while forecasters are watching a possible change in the storm’s track that could bring it back toward the coast Sunday. In this video, we look at the Jersey Shore flooding, Ocean City beach erosion, the strongest winds and surf expected, and the uncertain Sunday forecast. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation. CHAPTERS 0:00 — New Jersey Nor’easter Hits the Shore 2:26 — Coastal Flooding and High Wind Threats 3:53 — Ocean City and the 11-Foot Surf 5:19 — Why the Storm Is Getting Stronger 6:01 — The Sunday Wildcard SOURCES ABC7 New York CBS News Philadelphia News 12 New Jersey National Weather Service #NewJerseyNorEaster #JerseyShore #NewJerseyWeather #NorEaster #CoastalFlooding #OceanCityNJ #AtlanticCity #BeachErosion #HighSurf #NewJerseyStorm #NorEaster2026 #ExtremeWeather #GlobalWeather