Thousands Without Power After Strong Thunderstorms Hit New Jersey

Thousands Without Power After Strong Thunderstorms Hit New Jersey - During one of the storms, a ring system in mercer county captured a bright flash of lightning around midnight followed by thunder that reverberated for several seconds. The national weather service said a microburst in sussex county brought dime size hail and. Nearly 70,000 homes and businesses were in the dark tuesday evening as powerful thunderstorms packing strong winds and soaking rain peppered the garden state. The storms have caused flooding and power outages. Counties to the west, including morris, are seeing more serious storms and warnings as night falls in north jersey. Severe thunderstorms have left thousands of people throughout north jersey without power friday evening. In bergen county, orange & rockland reports 2,549 customers. With wind gusts up to 70 mph, severe thunderstorms moved through north jersey on wednesday knocking out power to over 50,000 of people. The issues continued into. More than 11,000 homes and businesses remain without power early tuesday after severe thunderstorms hammered parts of new jersey late monday and overnight. A powerful rainstorm that impacted new jersey on wednesday caused damage around the state and left tens of thousands of new jerseyans without power. According to jcp&l, just over 1,200 morris county residents and more than 2,000 in somerset county were without power as of tuesday morning. Meanwhile, nearly 1,700 in. Thousands of utility customers were without power wednesday night after a second day of strong thunderstorms hit sections of new jersey. The outages were largely were in areas served by. Thousands of homes and businesses in new jersey are without power saturday as strong thunderstorms rip across the state, though some of the outages may not be storm related.

During one of the storms, a ring system in mercer county captured a bright flash of lightning around midnight followed by thunder that reverberated for several seconds.