Flooding is a big concern along the coast of New Jersey.
In Sea Bright the storm surge turned streets into waterways, but as Nina Pineda reports, the coast seems to have been spared the worst of this storm. Forty-eight hours ago the mayor of Sea Bright was talking about evactuation plans, by Monday night officials along the Jersey shore were relieved that they were not hit with the full force of the storm. The last time Sea Bright was hit with a bad storm surge, in 1992, the water came up over the sea wall, and went into condos and restaurants along the shoreline. The streets flooded, but it was no worse than a heavy rainstorm. The water crept up low lying roads, but stopped short of getting into the basements of homes near the water.