Severe Overnight Storms Disrupt Travel and Knock Out Power Across New Jersey

By early Tuesday morning, thousands of people in New Jersey were without power due to severe nighttime storms that caused extensive damage and interruptions to transportation. Officials have confirmed that no tornadoes have been reported despite the severe weather, despite the fact that the storm’s ferocity was evident from fallen trees, broken power poles, and…

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Severe Storm Threat Prompts Tornado Watch Across Much of New Jersey Monday

Forecasters cautioned that strong thunderstorms passing through the area could create circumstances conducive to tornado development later in the day, thus residents throughout most of New Jersey were placed under a tornado watch on Monday. The National Weather Service, working with the Storm Prediction Center, issued the tornado watch on Monday at 11:30 a.m. The…

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Powerful Storm System Expected to Hit New Jersey Monday Afternoon With Damaging Winds and Possible Tornadoes

Forecasters warn that violent thunderstorms, strong winds, and possibly the potential for localized tornadoes could affect the state later in the day, so New Jersey is getting ready for a potentially disastrous round of severe weather on Monday. According to weather forecasters, the storm system is predicted to form in the afternoon and travel from…

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Powerful Storm System Could Bring Damaging Winds and Possible Tornado to New Jersey Today

New Jersey residents may encounter dangerous weather later today when a line of powerful thunderstorms moves over the state Wednesday afternoon and evening. As the region’s warm weather pattern abruptly ends, experts expect storms to bring catastrophic wind gusts, hail, and potentially a tornado. National Weather Service meteorologists said exceptionally warm temperatures will prepare for…

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Foggy Start for New Jersey Saturday With Storms Expected Overnight Before a Warmer Week Ahead

New Jersey forecasters expect an overcast and foggy morning on Saturday, with thunderstorms possible later tonight before the weather improves on Sunday. Forecasters expect calmer sky and milder temperatures over the weekend after a stormy start. Several counties in the state have morning dense fog advisories from the National Weather Service. Atlantic, Cape May, Monmouth,…

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Ocean County Animal Refuge Faces Major Repairs After Powerful February Blizzard

After a strong February blizzard damaged a popular Ocean County animal refuge, it is recovering. After a tough winter, the storm wreaked havoc on the shelter’s finances and operations. Popcorn Park Animal Refuge in Lacey Township said the winter storm extensively damaged its grounds. The refuge stated that the blizzard damaged animal habitats, fences, shelters,…

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New Jersey Braces for Early Tuesday Wintry Mix Before Dramatic Warm-Up Toward 70 Degrees This Weekend

New Jersey residents can expect a brief winter storm Tuesday morning. After that, the temperature will drop dramatically, possibly reaching 70 degrees by the weekend. Rain will arrive after midnight on Monday, according to the National Weather Service. It will start as light snow, then freezing rain, then rain. On Tuesday morning, forecasters predict a…

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Drone Footage Reveals Unplowed Streets in Teaneck After Massive North Jersey Blizzard

Teaneck is concerned after significant parts of local roadways went unplowed for hours during a major snowfall that blanketed North Jersey beneath over two feet of snow. This week, Teaneck Mayor Mark Schwartz said municipal officials “failed our residents” when entire neighborhoods were inaccessible after the snow stopped falling. Storms in Bergen County on Monday…

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New Jersey Snowstorm Causes Major Disruptions but Falls Short of State’s Most Historic Blizzards, Expert Says

This week, a powerful two-day winter storm dumped heavy snow, caused strong winds, closed schools, delayed public transportation, and left thousands without power in New Jersey. Many residents considered the storm historic. Snow-covered automobiles lined neighborhood streets, plows worked 24/7, and daily routines were disturbed statewide. The storm was intense and vast, but New Jersey’s…

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