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5pm update: Potential for hail later in the day
A confirmed tornado caused the Sonesta ES Suites Wilmington/Newark sign to tip over and fall on top of two cars in Newark.
Yes, parts of New Jersey are under a tornado watch and flash flood watch 9until 7 p.m. today. The watch, issued just before 1 p.m., covers Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Salem, Somerset and Warren counties. Forecasters say the main threats are damaging winds and large hail, with an isolated tornado possible. By Friday, the same storm is expected to strengthen into a nor’easter, pulling in the coldest air of the season and possibly the first wet snowflakes in northwest New Jersey.
New Jersey residents are being warned to prepare for a significant change in the weather as a developing storm system heads toward the region, bringing periods of rain, gusty winds and much colder temperatures later this week. After several relatively mild November days, the Garden State is expected to experience...
BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ — A tornado was confirmed near Bordentown in Burlington County on Thursday afternoon, November 12, after severe weather moved through parts of South Jersey, according to the National Weather Service. The tornado was reported at approximately 4:20 p.m., as powerful winds, heavy rain, and dark storm...
The sighting comes after a wet and windy day across Long Island, with more rain and wind expected throughout the evening.
Tornado warnings were issued in three counties and tornado watches were in effect in 10 counties.
Ten counties in New Jersey have been placed under a tornado watch Thursday afternoon because of the threat of severe thunderstorms that could spawn a funnel cloud. The tornado watch, which isn’t as urgent as a warning, covers Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Salem, Somerset and Warren counties, effective until 7 p.m. Thursday.
A nor’easter is moving into New Jersey and the New York City area Thursday and Friday, bringing soaking rain, possible thunder and gusty wind, followed by the coldest air of the season so far. Northern New Jersey could see about an inch of rain or a little more, according to NJ.com, while southern New Jersey gets about a quarter to half an inch. The storm will dry out by late Friday, and a freeze follows.
A potential Nor'easter is drawing a sharper dividing line across the Northeast, with soaking rain for many communities and a chance of snow-covered ground for others. Click here for a new, updated story - Potent Northeast Storm Arrives: When Rain, Wind, Snow Ramp Up The National Weather Servic…
The U.S. issued a watch tonight.
While some severe weather, coastal flooding, and winter weather are possible over the next 36 hours, NJ's biggest storm impact will be cold, uncomfortable rain.
This article is no longer being updated. Track the latest developments in our live blog here. The weather pattern is about to take a dramatic turn, and a potentially dangerous one. A developing storm system will bring the potential for severe weather, periods of heavy rain, and even accumulating snow...
Philadelphia, South Jersey and Delaware face a Level 1 severe weather risk Thursday afternoon.
NORRISTOWN – A gigantic mountain of salt at a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation maintenance yard served as the backdrop for officials to remind motorists about winter travel. Representatives from the state transportation agency, Pennsylvania State Police, AAA, and the Norristown Police Department convened Thursday at the Norristown-based facility ahead...
A storm system is expected to race through the Ohio Valley Wednesday before moving off the coast and strengthening into a nor'easter toward the end of the week, which will lash the Interstate 95 corridor with widespread rain, while delivering the first significant snow to northern New England and Upstate New York into the weekend.
Wednesday will likely be New Jersey's last truly pleasant weather day for a while, with wet and then sharply colder weather in the forecast.
Torrential rain and strong winds are pummeling the tri-state area, threatening flash floods, tornadoes, and hail. Vehicles were said to be trapped in high waters in parts of NJ by early afternoon; in Queens, a tornado warning was in effect until 2 p.m. Watches were issued elsewhere. The heaviest storms...
A developing coastal storm could bring heavy rain, gusty winds and some snow to parts of the Northeast later this week, according to the National Weather Service. Pennsylvania and New York are among the areas being watched as colder air moves in. The agency has not forecast a major regional snowstorm.
A nor'easter is heading for the New York City area this Thursday, according to reports.
