Parts of the Jersey Shore, like Brick Township, that got slammed by Sandy were hit by more flooding after Wednesday’s winter storm. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg reports.
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It's an area still trying to recover from Hurricane Sandy.
Emergency officials tell NBC10 they will continue to monitor the situation and once the flooding and winds subside and it is deemed safe.
