US: Overnight Torrential Rains Cause Severe Flooding In Jersey Shore

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US: Overnight Torrential Rains Cause Severe Flooding In Jersey Shore

Overnight torrential rains caused severe flooding in multiple places in the southern Jersey Shore area on Sunday, June 30. This video shows a woman pulling two kids on boards across a flooded road in Ocean City.

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  • 2024/7/02 22:24:57
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  • @CindyWeb94 via Spectee
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  • New Jersey, US Video Recording Date/Time: June 30, Ocean City, 2024 between 10:00h and 11:00h, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: 31st St

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