Share Your September Nor'easter Experience With The NJ DEP

NEW JERSEY — Did the Sept. 26/27 nor'easter that struck New Jersey leave you with a tale to tell, or an experience or observation you think the state should know about?

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection wants to hear from you.

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"We know these weather events impact real people, real homes and real lives," says the NJ DEP. "Your firsthand accounts and photos provide valuable information that helps us better understand coastal flooding patterns and prepare for future storms. That's why we're reaching out to our community through MyCoast NJ: Rising Together."

September's nor'easter left its mark on communities across New Jersey's coastline. From flooded streets to impacted homes and businesses, the storm brought significant challenges to our state.

Why Your Story Matters

When you share your experience, you're contributing to:

• Better understanding of local flood impacts
• Improved emergency preparedness planning
• Stronger community resilience strategies
• Data-driven coastal management decisions

How to share:

1. MyCoast NJ: Rising Together Tool - Upload your photos and story directly at https://mycoast.org/nj/risingtogether. This user-friendly platform allows you to document specific impacts at your location.
2. Social Media - Share your experience on Facebook, Instagram, or other platforms using #RisingTogether and tag us at @njcoastalmanagement on Instagram.
3. Become an Amplifier - Encourage neighbors, friends and family members to share their stories too. The more voices we hear, the better we can serve our coastal communities.

Says the DEP:

Building a more resilient New Jersey starts with understanding the challenges we face. Your story is an essential part of that process. Whether you experienced street flooding, property damage, or evacuation, we want to hear from you.

Visit MyCoast NJ: Rising Together to share your September nor'easter story today.

Together, we're creating a stronger, more prepared coastal community.

Questions? Contact njczm@dep.nj.gov.