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Heavy Rain and Flooding Expected at the Jersey Shore from Tropical Storm Debby

Heavy Rain and Flooding Expected at the Jersey Shore from Tropical Storm Debby

August 06, 2024

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 🌧Heavy Rain and Flooding Expected at the Jersey Shore from Tropical Storm Debby

‍ 🦹 Rio Grande Resident Faces Charges for Multiple Thefts in Wildwood

  ‍🎢 Explore the Best Coastal Walk in New Jersey: Wildwood Boardwalk

 ⚾ Phillies Face Tough Series in California Amid Season Struggles

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Heavy Rain and Flooding Expected at the Jersey Shore from Tropical Storm Debby

  After making landfall in Florida on Monday morning, Hurricane Debby has weakened into a tropical storm but is expected to move north and east over the next several days. This path could bring heavy rainfall and flash flooding to the Jersey Shore region later this week, forecasters warn, potentially bringing heavy rain and flash flooding to New Jersey later this week. Southern and central parts of the state could see up to 6 inches of rain. Significant rainfall is also expected in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, with up to 30 inches in some areas. In New Jersey, a flood watch is in effect from Tuesday evening through Wednesday morning due to potential flash flooding.

Rio Grande Resident Faces Charges for Multiple Thefts in Wildwood

 A Rio Grande resident, Ronaldo Santiago Jr., was charged with stealing two bikes and an iPad. The thefts occurred on July 26, with police tracking the stolen iPad to a laundromat in Wildwood. Santiago was identified through surveillance footage and found in possession of the stolen items. He faces multiple charges, and the stolen bicycles were recovered and returned to their owners. Residents are urged to lock their vehicles and property and report any information to the North Wildwood Detective Division.

Explore the Best Coastal Walk in New Jersey: Wildwood Boardwalk

 In recent years, there's been a growing awareness of the importance of getting outdoors for sunlight, which provides essential vitamin D, and for exercise. Walking stands out as an excellent way for people of all ages to achieve these health benefits without the risks associated with other sports. This summer, Love Exploring named Wildwood Boardwalk in New Jersey one of America's best coastal walks. Known for its scenic Jersey Shore, Wildwood offers a 2.5-mile boardwalk that captures pure Americana. This historic boardwalk provides a perfect destination for summer activities, blending nostalgic charm with modern attractions.

Phillies Face Tough Series in California Amid Season Struggles

The Philadelphia Phillies are facing significant challenges, losing 14 out of their last 19 games, which has brought them uncomfortably close to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the standings. Despite the pressing need for victories, the team is focusing on playing rather than the standings. Manager Rob Thomson emphasizes the importance of winning against the Dodgers, particularly for securing potential postseason advantages. The team's struggle was highlighted in their latest game, a 5-3 loss to the Dodgers, marked by missed opportunities and crucial calls that didn't go their way. Key player Nick Castellanos acknowledges the team is in a "funk," but notes a positive team focus during the game. The Phillies hope to turn their luck around with better performances from their starters, specifically mentioning efforts to keep the rotation fresh and effective.

Which famous American architect was a frequent visitor to Cape May, New Jersey?

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Answer to the August 5th Trivia Question

Question: Which U.S. president was a frequent guest at Cape May, New Jersey?

A) George Washington
B) Ulysses S. Grant
C) Abraham Lincoln
D) Theodore Roosevelt

Answer: B) Ulysses S. Grant

Cape May, often cited as the country’s first seaside resort, has a rich history of hosting notable figures, including U.S. Presidents Ulysses S. Grant and Benjamin Harrison. The town's Victorian architecture and historic charm have made it a popular destination for many prominent visitors throughout the years

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