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Surfers say hurricane season brings the best conditions for their sport. But water safety advocates warn that those conditions can also be dangerous.
Happen. so they prepared. you can see what looks like a refrigerator floating in the water. here is a look at the waves about 60 miles south of there. wow, powerful surf crashed over the sea wall threatening more homes. it's a slow moving system. triggered widespread flooding across several cities. dumped up to a foot of snow in some spots causing dangerous conditions on the roads there officials shut down schools for the day and thousands of folks still have no power. molly line is is on cape cod. molly? how is it now? it was windy last night. >> it sure was, definitely, sure windy now but th...
Scott goldberg here on a wet and storm-weary new york. thanks a lot. and parts of new jersey remains under water after that monstrous storm surge along the coast. sandy made landfall, powerful surf crashed into atlantic city's famous boardwalk, washing away a 300-yard section of it. floodwaters also filled up along towns, along the popular jersey shores. they plunged into darkness. abc's steve portnoy is in the thick of things in point pleasant beach. >> reporter: the water started to overtake the dunes. at that point we felt we had to move our trucks because the water was coming in onto t...
>> scott goldberg here on a wet and storm-weary new york. thanks a lot. parts of new jersey remains under water after that monstrous storm surge along the coast. sandy made landfall, powerful surf crashed into atlantic city's famous boardwalk, washing away a 300-yard section of it. floodwaters also filled up along towns, along the popular jersey shores. they plunged into darkness. abc's steve is in the thick of things. >> reporter: the water started to overtake the dunes. at that point we felt we had to move our trucks because the water was coming in onto the streets, not just in the areas...