00:00You can see just how high the water is on some of these SUVs.
00:04Yeah, this is a no-wake zone.
00:07Businesses that have the sandbags up trying to protect the doors and the windows,
00:11that's already a big enough struggle.
00:13And then, uh-oh, did we stall out?
00:16Ah, yeah.
00:18So we're going to be keeping an eye on this.
00:20And this is the message we're trying to tell Bernie, right?
00:23The water may not look that deep.
00:25It may look fine.
00:27You think your vehicle is going to be okay.
00:29But really, it doesn't matter what you think, right?
00:31So I'm going to make my way over here and see.
00:34Did it stop going?
00:36Did it break down?
00:39Yeah, so he's checking stuff out.
00:40It looks like he is one of the unlucky ones thinking that he was going to be able to.
00:45But again, this is exactly the reason why we're telling people if they can,
00:49do not drive through this coastal flooding inundation.
00:53It can do a number on your vehicles.
00:55You might be able to see Fire Rescue is here with their doors open, keeping an eye on them.
00:59And I see one of them getting their boots on, and he has stopped with his SUV.
01:05So, again, you know, this is what happens.
01:10This is exactly why people are being warned.
01:13Stay put.
01:14Stay at home.
01:14And, again, we know there are essential workers.
01:16There are people who have to get to work.
01:18But this is why they were telling people that's the thing with high tide.
01:21You pretty much know what time it's coming.
01:23Be flexible.
01:24Try to get to the places that you need to be early.
01:26But you can still see, Bernie, even though we're at and past high tide, check out the water.
01:30I mean, we still have water pouring in from different directions.
01:33And Shrewsbury River quite high.
01:34But, hey, he got his car going.
01:36So that's good news.
01:37So, I mean, what we saw yesterday, there goes the hat.
01:42We'll see if I can get that back.
01:44Well, I figured that was going to happen.
01:46So the water level is a bit lower than what we saw yesterday morning,
01:49but still causing plenty of headaches out here in Seabright, New Jersey.
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