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NJ Under Storm Siege: Severe Thunderstorms & Flooding Warnings Issued
20 Dec, 2025
Summary
- Severe thunderstorm warnings cover 15 New Jersey counties.
- A flood warning remains active for Hunterdon County due to rain and snowmelt.
- Wind advisories are in effect for all 21 New Jersey counties.
New Jersey is currently experiencing widespread severe weather, with the National Weather Service issuing multiple alerts. Severe thunderstorm warnings have been activated for fifteen counties, including Atlantic, Burlington, and Camden, with these alerts effective until late Friday afternoon. These storms are anticipated to bring strong, gusty winds capable of causing damage to roofs, siding, trees, and power lines.
In addition to the thunderstorms, a flood warning remains in effect for Hunterdon County until Friday afternoon. Excessive rainfall combined with snowmelt has led to rising river and stream levels, with the Neshanic River exceeding its flood stage. Roads near the river are subject to closure, and low-lying areas are already experiencing or are imminent for flooding.
