Emergency Shelter Opens in Atlantic City After Nor'easter Storm
Floodwaters have risen in Atlantic City, prompting local officials to keep emergency shelters open and warn residents that more flooding is expected as the nor’easter continues to impact the Jersey Shore.
The Atlantic City Department of Health and Human Services, along with the Atlantic City Police Department, has been staffing an emergency shelter at the Atlantic City Convention Center since Saturday.
- The shelter will remain open through Tuesday for anyone forced to leave their homes during the storm.
- Flooding that swamped streets Sunday returned Monday as water levels rose again during the morning high tide.
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Author's summary: Emergency shelter opens in Atlantic City due to flooding.
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