A man moves debris off Winnacunnet Road in Hampton as water rushes through during Monday's nor'easter. [Deb Cram photo / SMG]

Hampton firefighters wade through sea water that rose onto the beach streets during Monday's high tide. [Deb Cram photo / SMG]

A man stands in the Atlantic Ocean on Hampton Beach, surrounded by strong waves and sea foam at high tide during a Monday's nor'easter. [Deb Cram photo / SMG]

A man surrounded by sea foam investigates the ocean during a nor'easter at Hampton Beach Monday. [Deb Cram photo / SMG]

Servpro Commercial Cleaning employees work against strong winds to board up a damaged store front on Ocean Avenue in Hampton. [Deb Cram photo / SMG]

Two women walk through sea foam and take photos during the Nor'easter at Hampton Beach Monday. [Deb Cram photo / SMG]

Hampton firefighters assess the damage to oceanfront homes in Hampton threatened by the nor'easter. [Rich Pettigrew photo]

Seacoast area excavators move large piles of concrete and large rocks to prevent homes from 1056-1066 Ocean Boulevard in Hampton from falling into the Atlantic Ocean following three days of astronomical high tides on Wednesday. [Rich Beauchesne photo]

Hampton Beach residents watch as Hampton officials and N.H. Department of Transportation contractors try to prevent homes from 1056-1066 Ocean Blvd. from falling into the ocean after days of high tides and large waves. [[Rich Beauchesne photo]]

Flooding along Ashworth Avenue at J Street on Hampton Beach. [Deb Cram photo / SMG]

Flooding along Island Path at Hampton Beach. [Mike Olson photo]

Local fisherman's docks almost came out of the water during Monday's storm at the State Marina site on Hampton Harbor. [Linda Gebhart photo]

This driver took a chance with deep water on both sides of Island Path. [Mike Olson photo]