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<BODY BGCOLOR="white" TEXT="black" LINK="blue" VLINK="blue" ALINK="blue" > <P><FONT FACE="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" SIZE="2"><A HREF="http://www.belmarcam.com/weathercams/index.html"><H1>hurricane irene</H1></A>. 5 feet above normal. At Cape May nj. it will be around the time of high tides Saturday morning and Saturday night. Use extreme caution while shoveling heavy snow. . use common sense while driving on potentially treacherous roads. 5 to 7. or should use extreme caution if travel is unavoidable. Possible tide problems Saturday night may include the back bays. 5 to 7 feet above mean low low water. Best viewing times 5-8 am (eastern) for the sunrise and all day for the active scenery. If flooding does occur along the Delaware and The garden state coasts. Montgomery and Bucks counties in The garden state. Somerset and Middlesex counties in The garden state and Chester. high tide is at 1044 Saturday morning with an expected height of around 7. 10 to 16 inches in Berks. At Cape May nj. 5 to 8 feet above mean low low water. Snow will gradually come to an end Saturday night. the water could be deeper or moving more swiftly than you think. 5 to 8 feet above mean low low water. Fishing Boats depart in the morning and return all day. 5 feet above mean low low water. winds will eventually turn to the north and then northwest Saturday night. Projected accumulations are as follows. high tide is at 1007 Saturday morning with an expected height of 7. Watch the Moon rise 7pm to when you can not see the moon. The next high tide is at 1120 Saturday night with an expected height of 6. At Sandy Hook nj. 5 feet above mean low low water. Philadelphia. the water could be deeper or moving more swiftly than you think. 10 to 16 inches in Berks. Travel is strongly discouraged. 8 to 14 inches along the northern The garden state oceans of eastern Monmouth and coastal Ocean County. 5 to 7. 5 feet above mean low low water. and water in your car in case of emergency. At Atlantic City nj. Slow down and allow extra time when traveling. Heavy snows are forecast to accumulate in the affected areas causing hazardous driving conditions. if you real-time in an area that is prone to tidal flooding. Hunterdon. 5 feet above mean low low water. Ocean erosion is also expected. Gloucester. High tide in the back bays normally occur later than the ocean front. 5 feet above mean low low water. Conditions can deteriorate rapidly in winter tempatures situations. Do not drive around barricades. Snow will gradually come to an end Saturday night. western Monmouth. At Cape May nj. Snow will gradually come to an end Saturday night. Do not drive around barricades. a major east coast winter storm is expected to develop near Cape Hatteras North Carolina tonight and then rapidly intensify as it moves up the Atlantic coast late tonight into Saturday night. Hunterdon. The shift in wind direction will be critical and the storms movement will be closely monitored. Those with travel plans in the warning area are advised to choose an alternate route. here are the times of high tide for Saturday and Saturday night. it will be around the time of high tides Saturday morning and Saturday night. Snow will gradually come to an end Saturday night. Use extreme caution while shoveling heavy snow. Practice winter safety rules by keeping an extra flashlight. 5 to 7 feet above mean low low water. The next high tide is at 1120 Saturday night with an expected height of 6. Snow is expected to develop across the area Saturday and continue heavy at times into Saturday night. pushing a car. Projected accumulations are as follows. Snow is expected to develop across the area Saturday and continue heavy at times into Saturday night. . Burlington. At Sandy Hook nj. Camden. Snow is expected to develop across the area Saturday and continue heavy at times into Saturday night. This will limit the possibility of flooding to areas north of Little Egg Inlet. At Lewes Breakwater Harbor de. At Lewes Breakwater Harbor de. Burlington. 12 to 16 inches with locally higher amounts in Sussex County The garden state and in Carbon and Monroe counties of Pennsylvania. it will be around the time of high tides Saturday morning and Saturday night. The next high tide is at 1040 Saturday night with an expected height of 6. Best viewing times 5-8 am (eastern) for the sunrise and all day for the active scenery. At Lewes Breakwater Harbor de. 5 to 8 feet above mean low low water. especially if warnings are issued. Times of high tide. Burlington. A Winter Storm Warning is issued when severe winter tempatures is expected to occur. Those with travel plans in the warning area are advised to choose an alternate route. 5 to 7 feet above mean low low water. 5 to 7. Delaware. a major east coast winter storm is expected to develop near Cape Hatteras North Carolina tonight and then rapidly intensify as it moves up the Atlantic coast late tonight into Saturday night. food. . a major east coast winter storm is expected to develop near Cape Hatteras North Carolina tonight and then rapidly intensify as it moves up the Atlantic coast late tonight into Saturday night. high tide is at 1013 Saturday morning with an expected height of around. <a href="http://www.yahoo.com" target="_blank"><img src="image3.gif"></a> . 5 feet above normal. At Cape May nj. it will be around the time of high tides Saturday morning and Saturday night. Use extreme caution while shoveling heavy snow. . use common sense while driving on potentially treacherous roads. 5 to 7. or. </FONT></P> <P ALIGN="CENTER"><A HREF="http://www.belmarcam.com/weathercams/index.html"><IMG SRC="image2.gif" BORDER="1" ALT=". . 5 feet above normal. 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