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weather3 months ago

Nor’easter Causes Coastal Damage and Flooding Along the East Coast

A recent nor’easter caused significant beach erosion along New Jersey's coast, particularly affecting areas like Ocean City and North Wildwood, but spared Philadelphia from severe flooding. The storm's onshore winds and high-pressure systems continue to threaten the fragile beaches, which have been heavily eroded over the past two months. Despite the storm's impact, no major injuries or damages were reported, and the weather is expected to improve in the coming days. The ongoing erosion and lack of federal funding for beach replenishment raise concerns about the future of Jersey's beaches amid rising sea levels.

via Inquirer.com|
#beach-erosion#coastal-protection#new-jersey
environment1 year ago

"Outer Banks Sees Another Oceanfront Home Collapse"

A beach cottage collapsed into the Atlantic Ocean on North Carolina's Outer Banks, leading to the closure of a popular beach section near Rodanthe Pier. This marks the sixth house to fall in the area in four years due to rapid beach erosion. The National Park Service has closed a one-mile section for cleanup and warns of dangerous debris. Local officials have condemned several homes, but owners face challenges with insurance and relocation.

via InsideNoVa|
#beach-erosion#cape-hatteras-national-seashore#environment
environment1 year ago

"Million-Dollar Sand Dune Projects Washed Away in Days by Storms"

A $600,000 sand replenishment project in Salisbury, Massachusetts was washed away by a weekend storm, prompting debate over the effectiveness of such efforts in the face of climate change and rising sea levels. The project, funded by property owners, aimed to protect homes and infrastructure from erosion, but critics argue that continually replenishing sand is wasteful and ultimately ineffective. With more severe storms predicted due to climate change, the community is grappling with how to protect its coastline, while state officials are working to secure funding for dune restoration.

via Fortune|
#beach-erosion#climate-change#environment
environment1 year ago

"Coastal Erosion Threatens Florida Homes: Drone Footage Reveals Ongoing Damage"

Aerial drone video captured extensive beach erosion along the coastline of Jupiter Inlet Colony in Palm Beach County, Florida, showing large chunks of dunes and backyards washed away by rough surf over a two-week period. Palm Beach County faces over 33 miles of critical erosion along its 47-mile coastline, exacerbated by development and storm systems. Efforts to combat erosion include dune restoration, support structures, and sand transfer and renourishment, with concerns rising ahead of sea turtle nesting season in March.

via Fox Weather |
#beach-erosion#drone-video#environment
natural-disasters2 years ago

Coastal Storms Cause Major Flooding, Charleston Deals with Rising Waters

Coastal storms in the Lowcountry caused major flooding and beach erosion, washing away seawalls, docks, and private piers. Emergency management crews are clearing the beachfront of debris, while homeowners are dealing with severe erosion near their homes. Ongoing projects to address erosion and flooding have been washed out, and the area is facing worse impacts than a previous hurricane. Despite the setback, the community is determined to rebuild.

via Live 5 News WCSC|
#beach-erosion#coastal-storms#flooding
weather2 years ago

"Florida Braces for Severe Storms, East Coast on Alert"

Pinellas County coastal communities in Florida are preparing for the impact of a weather system expected to bring strong winds and storm surge. Captain Dylan Hubbard has been taking precautions at his marina, such as bringing possible projectiles indoors and preparing low-level doors. A Pinellas County Emergency Beach Erosion Control Project is also wrapping up, aiming to mitigate potential damage caused by high water and strong winds. Despite the weather, beach visitors remain optimistic about the dunes holding up.

via FOX 13 Tampa|
#beach-erosion#pinellas-county#preparations
environment2 years ago

"Race Against Time: California Beach Town Fights to Preserve Its Disappearing Sand"

Oceanside, a beach town in California, is facing the disappearance of its sand, with only one-third of its coastline still having enough sand for people to enjoy. Factors such as development, dams, and erosion control measures have contributed to the shrinking beaches. The city is now rushing to find solutions, including the possibility of groins and innovative designs from an international competition, to replenish and maintain its beaches. However, experts warn that in the long run, it may be impossible to prevent the natural forces of the Pacific Ocean from eroding the coastline.

via Yahoo! Voices|
#beach-erosion#california#coastal-management
environment2 years ago

"Race Against Time: California Beach Town Fights to Preserve Its Disappearing Sand"

Oceanside, a beach town in California, is facing the disappearance of its sand, with only about a third of its coastline still having enough sand for people to enjoy. Development, dams, and erosion control measures have disrupted the natural flow of sand, exacerbating the problem. The city is now rushing to reimagine its shoreline and find solutions to replenish the sand, including considering groins and offshore artificial reefs. However, experts warn that in the long run, it may be impossible to hold back the effects of sea-level rise and erosion, and wide sandy beaches may no longer be a part of the city's future.

via The New York Times|
#beach-erosion#california#coastal-management
weather2 years ago

Central and South Florida to Experience Increased Rain Chances and Cooler Temps

Central Florida is expected to receive much-needed rain with a 60-70% chance of scattered showers throughout the day, along with gusty winds and a wind advisory in effect for coastal counties until 10pm. Beaches are at risk of dangerous surf zone conditions and coastal flooding, especially those previously compromised by hurricanes. Rain chances will ease mid-week but increase again by late week due to low pressure in the Gulf of Mexico. Strong storms are not expected.

via FOX 35 Orlando|
#beach-erosion#coastal-flooding#orlando