I am standing on top one these dunes, 8 to 10 feet high on the jersey shore. Many towns have down exactly the same thing. This is to protect against beach erosion as many towns prepare for the doubling whammy of rain and high winds. There is already a significant amount of street flooding on the bayside of seaside heights. That was the result of last nights rainstorm. Here homes are still being raised because of the damage when the water was so high and Superstorm Sandy. This time residents are getting prepared. Right now taking anything that is loose or from the property and putting it inside. I am making sure there is no debris that gets on my neighbors or become flying objects. Reporter the town is prepared to use military equipment to evacuate if necessary. Electric generators are on standby. A mobile command center is ready in case the police and fire sandbags are also available for residents to help with any potential flooding. These precautions began right after Labor Day Weeken
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