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NJ Town Under Tornado Warning: Radar Shows Rotation
3 Sep
Summary
- Tornado warning issued for Burlington County, NJ on September 1.
- Radar indicated rotation was observed near Mount Holly.
- NWS warns of dangerous flying debris and damage to structures.
On September 1, a tornado warning was issued for Burlington County, New Jersey. This alert followed a report from a local meteorologist indicating radar-detected rotation over Mount Holly. The National Weather Service designated Unionville, Lumberton, and Hainesport, NJ, as areas under the warning until 9:45 PM ET.
The severe thunderstorm was moving southeast at 25 mph. Residents were advised that a tornado was possible, bringing with it dangerous flying debris and threats of damage to roofs, windows, vehicles, and mobile homes. An urgent call for immediate shelter in basements or interior rooms on the lowest floor was issued.
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