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Get ready for a near repeat of the Tuesday-Wednesday storm Friday night. Damaging winds, power outages and coastal flooding will impact New Jersey. We then get cold, in time for a noreaster to hit next Tuesday.

Below are Jersey Shore locations with previous and forecast tide data. The forecasts show whether minor, moderate or major flood stage will be expected.

AMESBURY — Amesbury first responders traversed state lines Thursday to provide mutual aid to the New Hampshire town of South Hampton.

PRINCETON — People volunteering to staff a warming station that will provide the homeless and others with a refuge during bitterly cold weather are now undergoing background checks.

With the snowfall piling up, it’s high time to break out the sleds, tubes and whatever else you have at your disposal.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — With the weather reaching low temperatures this weekend, warming stations will be set up throughout Southern Indiana for those who need them.

NEWBURY — Multiple communities struggled with flooding Wednesday following a major rainstorm Tuesday night that washed away more than a foot of snow which fell over the weekend.

Cape Ann dealt with the effects from an overnight rain storm and Wednesday morning’s high tide that flooded roads, downed trees, caused scattered outages, and tore the roof off a

Thursday and Friday will be much needed dry, quiet days to recover from the regions fifth storm in 30 days. However, a near carbon copy of the midweek storm will hit New Jersey Friday night.

SALEM — It had been only 383 days, or 18 more than a year, since the ocean last stranded Cindy Jerzylo and her entire neighborhood at the Willows and Juniper