Impacts were expected to be greatest from the coasts of Ocean County down to Atlantic County.
were expected to bring widespread coastal and bayside flooding Monday afternoon in the Garden State as high tide approached, forecasters said.
Atlantic City was one of several shore communities that warned its residents and visitors parked in low-lying areas to move their cars to higher ground. “We’re going to see significant gridlock in the city, so we encourage everyone to stay home, don’t drive, don’t go out if you don’t have to, and if you live in those low-lying areas, move your car,” said Atlantic City Office of Emergency Management Coordinator Scott Evans.Tim Hawk | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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