Atlantic City is already getting hit. #frankenstorm #Sandy http://t.co/JNmrkmpn
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Nicholas Huba (@nicholashuba) October 28, 2012
Wow. As Twitchy reported, Hurricane Sandy flooding already started yesterday. Now these on-scene photos show that the Jersey Shore is already taking a hit, even before Sandy makes landfall.
RT @Ginger_Zee: .@abcworldnews is coming up! 27k people have evacuated Atlantic City: http://t.co/u95zJTeA” #Sandy abcn.ws/WTa1z3—
ABC News (@ABC) October 28, 2012
That evacuation was necessary.
Hurricane #Sandy is turning to the northwest and is now heading towards Cape May/Atlantic City. http://t.co/gawPnemo—
George Wright (@gwweather) October 29, 2012
Sandy is already taking a toll on Atlantic City, N.J.
Atlantic City's beach just disappeared. #sandy instagr.am/p/RWH334L3qr/—
kac (@kellyanncollins) October 29, 2012
Here's one from the Atlantic City's Inlet, courtesy of @mommashell01: http://t.co/Ffg1cr9F #acpress #Sandy—
Lynda Cohen (@LyndaCohen) October 29, 2012
@MaryBoisonberry “@newsbreaker: Picture Malik R. shows crumbling boardwalk in Atlantic City #Sandy
http://t.co/EAUUdXhB
RT @twc_shawn”—
Denise (@DZ198) October 29, 2012
Waves from the ocean down In Atlantic city ,New Jersey right now ! #CNN #SANDY instagr.am/p/RWVITlIXQQ/—
JASMINE DORTCH (@IAMDORTCH1990) October 29, 2012
Atlantic City is already getting hit. #frankenstorm #Sandy http://t.co/JNmrkmpn—
Nicholas Huba (@nicholashuba) October 28, 2012
Other areas along the shore are getting hammered already as well.
Whoa “@hic_clix_pix: Amazing picture from Ocean Grove, NJ #Sandy #FrankenStorm http://t.co/nf5W82kU (via @57UN)
OMG!!! Amazing!!”—
Megan Farry (@meganfarry) October 29, 2012
Yikes. Scary!
And Seaside Heights, home of MTv’s “Jersey Shore”:
RT Before/After Seaside Bridge #Sandy #SandyABC7 #Seaside #Bridge #NJ http://t.co/D3WKxLfb—
Nicole Chabala ♥♠♣♦ (@Quadsevens) October 29, 2012
Seaside Heights boardwalk. This is just the beginning #Sandy http://t.co/crTyfYiB—
Eileen Perry (@eileen0876) October 29, 2012
And in Belmar, N.J.
Damn RT @DavesForecast: A boat being tossed by #waves from Hurricane #Sandy… Belmar Inlet #JerseyShore @News12NJ http://t.co/9LxVu25z—
melissa (@_melly_mel_) October 29, 2012
Listen to Governor Christie: “Don’t be stupid.” Stay safe, New Jersey!
Update: Atlantic City flooded.
wow RT @billmckibben: Boardwalk floating in sections through the flooded streets of Atlantic City instagram.com/p/RXfhKxDL7F/ #sandy—
Jon Ward (@jonward11) October 29, 2012
Awful:
This is incredible to see. RT @pourmecoffee Awful. Atlantic City: instagram.com/p/RXoEkohmER/—
Richard Deitsch (@richarddeitsch) October 29, 2012
This picture from Atlantic City, NJ is heartbreaking!! instagr.am/p/RYayuROJ4E/—
Stephanie Abrams (@StephanieAbrams) October 29, 2012
Incredible aerial photo of Atlantic City's boardwalk area via @twcMariaLaRosa: http://t.co/VEt4Out0 #Sandy—
The Weather Network (@weathernetwork) October 29, 2012
Flooding in Atlantic City, via Press of Atlantic City. nyti.ms/QPWJOM http://t.co/Xx5spFTH—
Jim Roberts (@nytjim) October 29, 2012
The White Horse Pike, which leads in and out of Atlantic City, is now submerged:
The White Horse Pike, one of the major roads heading into Atlantic City,NJ is washed out!! #Sandy http://t.co/Xk1Uo1OR—
Sharla McBride (@SharlaMcBride) October 29, 2012
Boardwalk Empire under water: The road to Atlantic City http://t.co/I6yg8Qry—
Pedro da Costa (@pdacosta) October 29, 2012
And Seaside Heights, N.J.
Seaside beach n boardwalk being destroyed by hurricane http://t.co/LF4N5DF1—
Michael Sorrentino (@ItsTheSituation) October 29, 2012
Seaside instagr.am/p/RYd_vpRxWu/—
Anthony Merendino (@AM3CaptainCook) October 29, 2012
No way in or out of Seaside Heights. Power poles down. #SandyABC7 http://t.co/qDqVIXhW—
Phil Lipof (@plipof7) October 29, 2012
Cape May, N.J.
RT @mikefranciswx: Holy huge waves batman!! This from Cape May, NJ earlier this afternoon!! #news yfrog.com/ocey0mlj—
Capital Weather Gang (@capitalweather) October 29, 2012
Here's another wave pic from Cape May, courtesy of Dagmer Chew. #Sandy #acpress http://t.co/cAjPBtwv—
Dave Weinberg (@PressACWeinberg) October 29, 2012
@katewalsh Beach Drive in Cape May, NJ #hurricanesandy http://t.co/saahKouC—
Kristina (@kristinahannah) October 29, 2012
@RileyCooper_14 cape may is looking horrible! #CMPD http://t.co/artVW1Jc—
Michael LeSage (@Michael_LeSage) October 29, 2012
Sandy making landfall at historic Cape May, NJ RT @kaylee_gavigan My poor hometown of Cape May. This breaks my heart. http://t.co/4v9Dl346—
Leesburg Magazine (@LeesburgMag) October 29, 2012
Heartbreaking:
Disaster in Cape May county, #NJ #HurricaneSandy #sandychat http://t.co/ZLdzTa9u via @crowdcloudapp—
Jack Wagner (@JackWagner54) October 29, 2012
Rising water isn’t the only danger. Downed electrical lines are suspected of starting this car fire in Burlington City, New Jersey.
Wood st / w. Pearl st Burlington city nj #carfire electrical line down #sandy @CBSPhilly http://t.co/7cMYzzhh—
leellen kimmel (@heyitsleellen) October 30, 2012
Wildwood has also taken a beating:
#Sandy has currently delivered 295mm of rain to Wildwood Crest, New Jersey. Bowden in West Virginia has received 35.5cm of snow. Nick M—
BBC Weather (@bbcweather) October 30, 2012
#Sandy Rainfall Totals (NJ): Wildwood Crest 11.91" North Wildwood 10.24" Atlantic City 8.15" Cape May 8.10" Vineland 7.07" Cedarville 7.00"—
(@AudreyPuente) October 30, 2012
here are photos we took today of #Sandy's aftermath infinitynewsnetwork.com/2012/10/30/san… #wildwood—
Josh Kinney (@theJKinz) October 30, 2012
Crest end of the #wildwood #boardwalk #storm #sandy instagr.am/p/RaffvbMpl-/—
barb sobel (@barbsobel) October 30, 2012
Entrance into North Wildwood. #stupidsandy #acpress http://t.co/1etW7SxG—
Trudi Gilfillian (@TrudiGilfillian) October 29, 2012
Update: Relentless pounding by Sandy has left Seaside Heights virtually underwater.
We continue to pray for all affected by this massively devastating storm.
