Tropical Storm Ophelia Packs Atlantic City Beach Erosion Wallop

Today is living proof that you don’t have to face a hurricane for there to be significant impact.

For example, The March, 1962 Nor’easter caused massive damage in the Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Today, the effects of Tropical Storm Ophelia is causing significant beach erosion on just the first day … of what will be a multi-day weather event.

I want to thank my friend Rick Santoro for taking these revealing photos, right near the Ventnor Fishing Pier area in Ventnor City, New Jersey.

In the featured photo above and right below here, you can already see a cliff forming at near the water’s edge.

Back on February 23, 2023, I wrote an article about the September 14-15, 1944 Hurricane that caused catastrophic damage in the Atlantic City area.

Thanks to Joyce Smith, I was able to publish amazing photos of the massive damaged caused.

Here is a stark reminder as to just how powerful Mother Nature really is.

At the very bottom of this article is a photo gallery that has never been seen before we published these devastating damage photos.

Below, here are more of the photos that Rick Santoro took today.

Here is a direct link to the article that I wrote about The Great Atlantic Hurricane of 1944.

Read More: Atlantic City, NJ Area Great Hurricane Of 1944 (AMAZING PHOTOS)

Finally, please take a moment to look at our photo gallery (directly below), featuring never before seen photos of the massive damage caused by The Great Atlantic Hurricane of 1944.