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What's being done to find a solution for back bay flooding issues along the Jersey Shore? You have two opportunities this week to find out.

After the major storm last week flooded the Greenbriar adult community in Brick Township, Ocean County Consumer Affairs Officials have set up daily patrols in that area looking for "predatory illegal contractors".

You're likely familiar and may be apart of it but the 'Know Your Zone' campaign rolled out in 2016 in Monmouth County is receiving praise for what it's done and what it's intended to do here in 2018.

The Jersey Shore suffered a massive storm in March of 1962, check out this incredible home-movie footage.

The heart of the storm bears down on the coast today, as powerful winds and pelting rain combine with high tide cycles to impact the ocean and back bay shorelines.

The National Weather Service says no official tornado was sighted, but this video has some interesting evidence.

It looks like snow and sleet are headed our way on Sunday, and that gets many people thinking about getting out on the slopes again, and some of them - clearly lacking a particular survival gene - love to find the most dangerous places to show off.

I used to adore it once upon a time when I resided in the land of children who can't wait for a day off from school to go sledding down the nearest hill.

Check out this footage from a huge storm that rocked the Manasquan Inlet in September 1938.