Friday February 12th, 2013

                 As if the North East has not suffered enough, a major Nor'easter dubbed "NEMO" blew it's way into New Jersey on Friday. The coastline is extremely fragile since Superstorm Sandy changed the area as we knew it.  Sandy's most damaging winds occurred overnight which left very little video coverage of her in action.  Nemo on the other hand was building the seas all day with the North East winds. Just 2 hours before high tide, this video below was taken at the Manasquan Inlet. Just in a short 30 minutes of filming, watch the change in the waters breaking over the jetties. (Video edited to 13 minutes.  I hope to get back there or anywhere along the beach tomorrow as the seas should be epic. 

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SUPER STORM SANDY PHOTOS

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DisasterAssitance.gov

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www.sba.gov

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New Jersey Hope and Healing

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www.disastermentalhealthnj.com

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