Friends of mine all over New Jersey are taking on significant water in their houses, despite Hurricane Irene being hours away. One had to leave, as the basement filled to the brim and started spilling out into the main floor.
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High and dry here in central NJ. Power out for about 5 sec. Other than that no problems…yet.
good to hear.
3 blocks from ocean in Sea Girt, NJ and the sump pumps are dry. Damn windy though.