Stone Harbor Emergency Alert

Red areas over land is the alert location as reported by the Borough of Stone Harbor.

Clicking a red area on the map will show the time and date of the alert along with a description and any safety directions provided by the Borough of Stone Harbor.

Weather watches and warnings listed below and weather radar are shown as provided by NOAA. If only the basemap is shown, there are no current weather watches, warnings or radar activity.

Evacuation routes are shown in green. Live camera is pointed north at the intersection of 96 ^th  Street and 2 ^nd  Avenue which is the beginning of the main evacuation route from the Borough of Stone Harbor (96 ^th  Street).

Click the camera icon on the map to open the popup. In the popup, click on "Click Here to View Live Camera" to open the live traffic camera view in another tab.

Data Source: U.S. Department of Homeland Security through the Homeland Infrastructure Foundation Level Data (HIFLD) Program.

Areas of white, light blue, and bright green on land represent flooding with a 50% probability (2-year flood using NOAA’s Annual Exceedance Probability).

Data Source: Rutgers University. This dataset was created as part of an online mapping viewer depicting potential coastal flooding and its associated impacts on New Jersey's coastal areas.

Safe parking areas shown in orange as designated by by the Borough of Stone Harbor are not prone to nuisance curb and gutter flooding. Park only on designated public streets or parking lots.

Enter an address to the left of the magnifying glass in the search bar or select "Use Current Location" after clicking in that search bar. Alternately, click a point in the map for flood and weather alerts, evacuation routes, safe parking areas and current weather conditions.