Jersey Shore beaches sustain erosion from back-to-back storms
Waves as high as 20 feet pounded the Jersey Shore Sunday night and Monday.
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Dec 19, 2023, 5:18 PM
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14h agoTwo back-to-back storms a week apart caused significant damage on beaches at the Jersey Shore.
Once again, the barrier islands took a beating as waves as high as 20 feet pounded the Jersey Shore Sunday night and Monday.
News 12 New Jersey's Jim Murdoch checked out some of the hardest-hit spots where the cliffs have returned.
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