Gusty winds are expected from portions of the Mid-Atlantic into the Northeast through the night following the system that brought rain to the area. An atmospheric river will move into the Northwest late today into Saturday bringing moderate to heavy rainfall, mountain snow, windy conditions, and high surf to the area over the weekend. Read More >
Overview
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Tropical Storm Isaias impacted the mid-Atlantic on 4 August 2020. The storm made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane in southern North Carolina late on 3 August. It then began to accelerate northward while remaining inland of the Atlantic coast. As it did so, it began to interact with an unseasonably deep trough over the east-central United States, with the trough capturing Isaias and causing its forward speed to increase significantly as it moved north. As this happened, an upper level jet streak to the north of the storm rapidly strengthened. While land interaction began to slowly weaken Isaias, the onset of baroclinic processes associated with extratropical transition in this highly dynamic environment allowed the storm to maintain much of its intensity into the mid-Atlantic. As the storm’s structure evolved, the strongest winds were maintained on the east side of the storm. Numerous wind gusts to strong tropical storm force were measured especially in New Jersey, Delaware, and eastern Maryland, with a few hurricane force gusts reported. In addition, several tornadoes occurred along and east of the storm track. Meanwhile, west of the storm’s center, very heavy rainfall occurred, with the greatest amounts over eastern Maryland, southeast Pennsylvania, and the Lehigh Valley region. Widespread rainfall totals of 4 to 7 inches were reported with a few amounts in excess of 7 to 8 inches. This led to both severe flash flooding as well as significant river flooding. Widespread minor to moderate river flooding occurred with a few rivers reaching major flood stage. A couple of sites, including the Little Lehigh Creek at Allentown and the Perkiomen Creek at Graterford, reached their highest levels on record. Finally, some minor to locally moderate tidal flooding occurred especially in Delaware Bay and the tidal Delaware River in association with storm surge caused by Isaias. Isaias rapidly departed the region during the afternoon of 4 August, though residual river flooding continued especially in eastern Pennsylvania. |
 Composite radar loop of Tropical Storm Isaias as seen from KIDX radar on 4 August 2020. |
Synoptic Overview at 12z 4 August 2020 (courtesy of SPC)
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| Figure 1: 250-mb analysis | Figure 2: 300-mb analysis | Figure 3: 500-mb analysis |
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| Figure 4: 700-mb analysis | Figure 5: 850-mb analysis | Figure 6: 925-mb analysis |
Synoptic Overview at 00z 5 August 2020 (courtesy of SPC)
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| Figure 7: 250-mb analysis | Figure 8: 300-mb analysis | Figure 9: 500-mb analysis |
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| Figure 10: 700-mb analysis | Figure 11: 850-mb analysis | Figure 12: 925-mb analysis |
Surface Maps (courtesy of WPC)
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| Figure 13: 09z surface map | Figure 14: 12z surface map | Figure 15: 15z surface map |
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| Figure 16: 18z surface map | Figure 17: 21z surface map | Figure 18: 00z surface map |
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| Figure 19: 12z Wallops Island, VA sounding | Figure 20: 12z Long Island, NY sounding | Figure 21: 12z Chatham, MA sounding |
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| Figure 22: 00z Wallops Island, VA sounding | Figure 23: 00z Sterling, VA sounding | Figure 24: 00z Long Island, NY sounding |
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ
453 PM EDT WED AUG 12 2020
NOTE: THE DATA SHOWN HERE ARE PRELIMINARY....AND SUBJECT TO UPDATES
AND CORRECTIONS AS APPROPRIATE.
THIS REPORT INCLUDES EVENTS OCCURRING WHEN WATCHES AND/OR WARNINGS
WERE IN EFFECT...OR WHEN SIGNIFICANT FLOODING ASSOCIATED WITH ISAIAS
OR ITS REMNANTS WAS AFFECTING THE AREA.
COUNTIES INCLUDED...ATLANTIC...BUCKS...BURLINGTON...CAMDEN...
CAPE MAY...CAROLINE...CECIL...CHESTER...CUMBERLAND...DELAWARE...
GLOUCESTER...KENT, DE...KENT, MD...MERCER...MIDDLESEX...MONMOUTH...
MONTGOMERY...MORRIS...NEW CASTLE...OCEAN...PHILADELPHIA...
QUEEN ANNE`S...SALEM...SOMERSET...SUSSEX, DE...TALBOT...WARREN
A. LOWEST SEA LEVEL PRESSURE/MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS AND PEAK GUSTS
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METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IS 10 METERS AND WIND AVERAGING IS 2 MINUTES
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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KABE-ALLENTOWN-BETHLEHEM PA
40.66 -75.43 997.6 04/1651 360/023 04/1651 320/045 04/1715
KACY-ATLANTIC CITY IN NJ
39.46 -74.57 998.0 04/1149 140/037 04/0934 160/056 04/1006
KDYL-DOYLESTOWN PA
40.33 -75.12 995.9 04/1230 290/025 04/1308 300/037 04/1240
KGED-GEORGETOWN/SUSSEX CO DE
38.70 -75.36 997.0 04/1454 160/031 04/1316 180/050 04/1315
KILG-WILMINGTON DE
39.68 -75.60 997.3 04/1050 310/037 04/1128 330/050 04/1131
KMIV-MILLVILLE MUNI NJ
39.37 -75.07 997.3 04/1117 270/033 04/1201 140/050 04/0934
KPHL-PHILADELPHIA INTL AP PA
39.87 -75.23 996.9 04/1106 280/033 04/1237 270/041 04/1237
KPNE-N PHILADELPHIA PA
40.09 -75.02 996.8 04/1654 280/035 04/1101 120/046 04/1023
KSMQ-SOMERVILLE/SOMERSET NJ
40.62 -74.67 995.9 04/1308 320/019 04/1422 080/042 04/1038
KVAY-MOUNT HOLLY NJ
39.95 -74.84 1001.0 04/0936 100/018 04/0936 130/036 04/0936
KTTN-TRENTON/MERCER NJ
40.28 -74.81 988.8 04/1345 120/037 04/1205 150/050 04/1253
KLOM-PHILADELPHIA/WINGS FIELD PA
40.14 -75.26 987.1 04/1255 250/018 04/1455 270/029 04/1335
KMQS-CHESTER/CARLSON AP, COATESVILLE PA
39.98 -75.86 976.6 04/1135 310/030 04/1215 310/039 04/1215
KPTW-POTTSTOWN/LIMERICK PA
40.24 -75.56 987.1 04/1205 320/027 04/1310 310/043 04/1305
KUKT-QUAKERTOWN AP, QUAKERTOWN PA
40.44 -75.38 979.3 04/1255 290/019 04/1335 290/030 04/1335
KDOV-DOVER AFB DE
39.14 -75.47 995.3 04/1108 100/033 04/0905 090/052 04/0856
KESN-EASTON/NEWNAM FLD AP, EASTON MD
38.80 -76.07 995.9 04/0950 290/034 04/1050 290/049 04/1050
KW29-BAY BRDG AP, STEVENSVILLE MD
38.98 -76.33 997.3 04/0955 310/027 04/1015 310/041 04/1015
KBLM-BELMAR-FARMINGDALE NJ
40.18 -74.13 993.9 04/1300 140/032 04/1240 120/046 04/1156
KMJX-MILLER AIR PARK, TOMS RIVER NJ
39.93 -74.29 995.3 04/1335 140/039 04/1200 140/052 04/1216
KMMU-MORRISTOWN MUNI NJ
40.80 -74.42 990.5 04/1355 290/028 04/1545 120/051 04/1245
REMARKS:
NON-METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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KOQN-WEST CHESTER
39.99 -75.58 982 04/1207 270/026 04/1235 310/038 04/1252
KOBI-CAPE MAY SAI
39.22 -74.79 999.3 04/1028 180/032 04/1031 180/040 04/1031
PPSNT-POINT PLEASANT
40.09 -74.05 996.9 04/1403 140/016 04/1253 140/036 04/1153
4 M
XPER-PERTH AMBOY
40.91 -74.28 100/038 04/1306 120/060 04/1248
0.3 M
EGGHB-EGG HARBOR
39.51 -74.32 997.3 04/1242 140/046 04/1148 200/070 04/1954
MNMTB-MONMOUTH BEACH
40.34 -73.97 997.6 04/1431 120/027 04/1146 310/040 04/1502
MNSQN-MANASQUAN
40.11 -74.04 997.9 04/1406 180/027 04/1324 230/039 04/1430
MRGRC-MARGATE
39.35 -74.46 997.9 04/1254 230/032 04/1336 230/047 04/1342
OCNCS-OCEAN CITY NJ
39.26 -74.61 998.3 04/1204 270/033 04/1329 270/044 04/1339
SNDYH-SANDY HOOK
40.46 -74.00 1004 04/1530 270/045 04/1530 140/058 04/1330
RHBTH-REHOBOTH
38.72 -75.08 997.9 04/1110 180/032 04/1020 180/052 04/1000
3.8 M
MILFD-MILFORD
38.93 -75.41 090/025 04/1159 050/042 04/1209
B. MARINE OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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ACYN4-ATLANTIC CITY NOS
39.36 -74.41 999.3 04/1230 999/999 999/999
9999
MRCP1-MARCUS HOOK
39.82 -75.41 996.9 04/1218 999/999 999/999
9999
PHBP1-PHILADELPHIA
39.94 -75.14 995.6 04/1248 999/999 999/999
9999
NBLP1-NEWBOLD
40.14 -74.75 995.9 04/1342 290/028 04/1430 180/043 04/1148
6.4 M
LWSD1-LEWES
38.79 -75.12 997.6 04/1106 270/042 04/1206 270/053 04/1154
9.5 M
DELD1-DELAWARE CITY
39.59 -75.58 996.6 04/1142 120/032 04/1024 100/053 04/0936
7.2 M
RDYD1-REEDY POINT
39.56 -75.57 995.6 04/1136 999/999 999/999
9999
SDHN4-SANDY HOOK
40.47 -74.01 997.9 04/1436 270/045 04/1530 140/058 04/1330
5.5 M
CMAN4-CAPE MAY
38.97 -74.95 997.6 04/1148 270/047 04/1218 270/065 04/1218
9.7 M
SJSN4-SHIP JOHN
39.31 -75.37 996.6 04/1124 999/999 999/999
9999
TCBM2-TOLCHESTER BEACH
39.22 -76.24 999.7 04/1006 360/041 04/0948 360/052 04/0954
6.7 M
ATLN4-ATLANTIC CITY MARINA
39.39 -74.42 997.6 04/1230 250/035 04/1318 140/059 04/1012
2.1 M
44066-TEXAS TOWER 4
39.59 -72.60 1009.5 04/1320 999/999 999/999
9999
REMARKS:
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM 0600 UTC AUG 04 UNTIL 0600 UTC AUG 04
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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WORCESTER TWP MONTGOMERY 5.02
40.20 -75.36
1 NW WILLOW GROVE MONTGOMERY 3.79
40.15 -75.13
2 WNW LOWER POTTSGROVE MONTGOMERY 4.05
40.26 -75.62
2 ESE WILLOW GROVE MONTGOMERY 2.11
40.14 -75.09
UPPER PROVIDENCE TWP MONTGOMERY 5.57
40.16 -75.49
2 NE LOWER POTTSGROVE T MONTGOMERY 7.46
40.28 -75.56
1 NNW ORELAND MONTGOMERY 4.36
40.13 -75.19
1 ESE ROYERSFORD MONTGOMERY 6.07
40.18 -75.52
HATFIELD MONTGOMERY 4.66
40.28 -75.30
1 NW CONSHOHOCKEN MONTGOMERY 4.69
40.09 -75.32
1 NW OAKS MONTGOMERY 3.55
40.14 -75.46
EAGLEVILLE MONTGOMERY 5.00
40.16 -75.40
1 N BRYN MAWR MONTGOMERY 5.81
40.04 -75.32
1 SSE NEW HANOVER TWP MONTGOMERY 6.12
40.29 -75.57
1 NNW ROCKLEDGE MONTGOMERY 2.81
40.10 -75.10
1 E WILLOW GROVE MONTGOMERY 2.78
40.14 -75.11
NORRISTOWN MONTGOMERY 7.32
40.11 -75.34
SKIPPACK MONTGOMERY 8.00
40.23 -75.39
KING OF PRUSSIA MONTGOMERY 7.74
40.09 -75.38
BRIDGEPORT MONTGOMERY 6.08
40.11 -75.35
GRATERFORD MONTGOMERY 5.46
40.23 -75.45
GRATERFORD MONTGOMERY 5.09
40.22 -75.45
2 ESE SANATOGA MONTGOMERY 5.03
40.23 -75.55
1 WSW GRATERFORD MONTGOMERY 8.00
40.22 -75.47
2 ESE WILLOW GROVE MONTGOMERY 2.09
40.14 -75.09
UPPER PROVIDENCE TWP MONTGOMERY 5.54
40.16 -75.49
1 W TRAPPE MONTGOMERY 4.97
40.20 -75.51
2 WNW LOWER POTTSGROVE MONTGOMERY 3.95
40.26 -75.62
GRATERFORD MONTGOMERY 5.06
40.22 -75.45
WORCESTER TWP MONTGOMERY 4.97
40.20 -75.36
1 NW OAKS MONTGOMERY 3.51
40.14 -75.46
1 N BRYN MAWR MONTGOMERY 5.81
40.04 -75.32
EAGLEVILLE MONTGOMERY 4.99
40.16 -75.40
MONT CLARE MONTGOMERY 6.75
40.14 -75.50
2 NE LOWER POTTSGROVE T MONTGOMERY 7.46
40.28 -75.56
1 ESE ROYERSFORD MONTGOMERY 5.98
40.18 -75.52
1 NNW ORELAND MONTGOMERY 4.29
40.13 -75.19
HATFIELD MONTGOMERY 4.55
40.28 -75.30
1 NW CONSHOHOCKEN MONTGOMERY 4.68
40.09 -75.32
ROYERSFORD MONTGOMERY 5.19
40.18 -75.53
2 ESE SANATOGA MONTGOMERY 4.81
40.23 -75.55
1 WSW AMBLER MONTGOMERY 6.14
40.15 -75.24
1 E WILLOW GROVE MONTGOMERY 2.71
40.14 -75.11
AMBLER MONTGOMERY 6.10
40.16 -75.22
1 NW WILLOW GROVE MONTGOMERY 3.65
40.15 -75.13
1 SSE NEW HANOVER TWP MONTGOMERY 5.62
40.29 -75.57
1 NNW ROCKLEDGE MONTGOMERY 2.67
40.10 -75.10
BELMONT HILLS MONTGOMERY 6.43
40.02 -75.23
SKIPPACK TWP MONTGOMERY 6.31
40.23 -75.41
GRATERFORD MONTGOMERY 5.34
40.23 -75.45
1 NW EAST NORRITON MONTGOMERY 5.03
40.16 -75.35
1 ESE EAGLEVILLE MONTGOMERY 4.51
40.16 -75.40
1 SE COLLEGEVILLE MONTGOMERY 5.28
40.18 -75.45
SKIPPACK MONTGOMERY 6.00
40.22 -75.39
BRIDGEPORT MONTGOMERY 3.32
40.11 -75.35
1 N GLADWYNE MONTGOMERY 3.60
40.05 -75.28
1 NNE SKIPPACK MONTGOMERY 2.74
40.24 -75.38
2 NE WORCESTER TWP MONTGOMERY 2.68
40.21 -75.32
HAVERFORD MONTGOMERY 3.43
40.01 -75.30
1 N COLLEGEVILLE MONTGOMERY 3.43
40.20 -75.45
1 N UPPER SALFORD TWP MONTGOMERY 2.46
40.31 -75.45
FORT WASHINGTON MONTGOMERY 2.05
40.15 -75.20
2 W SCHWENKSVILLE MONTGOMERY 2.11
40.25 -75.50
1 W AMBLER MONTGOMERY 2.02
40.16 -75.23
BLUE BELL MONTGOMERY 2.37
40.15 -75.26
MARSHALLS CREEK MONROE 6.63
41.05 -75.13
POCONO SUMMIT MONROE 6.18
41.11 -75.39
CANADENSIS MONROE 7.00
41.19 -75.25
1 NE BOSSARDSVILLE MONROE 6.95
40.94 -75.26
1 ENE SAYLORSBURG MONROE 6.95
40.90 -75.31
2 NNE LONG POND MONROE 3.23
41.09 -75.44
5 ENE PRICE TWP MONROE 5.27
41.14 -75.13
1 SSW SKYTOP MONROE 4.91
41.22 -75.25
2 NNE SCIOTA MONROE 5.49
40.96 -75.30
1 ENE BLAKESLEE MONROE 3.16
41.10 -75.57
1 N POCONO SUMMIT MONROE 4.38
41.13 -75.38
3 NNW BLAKESLEE MONROE 3.14
41.13 -75.63
KRESGEVILLE MONROE 2.21
40.90 -75.50
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS MONROE 5.20
40.99 -75.21
1 SSW SKYTOP MONROE 2.85
41.22 -75.25
1 ENE SAYLORSBURG MONROE 5.36
40.90 -75.31
2 NNE LONG POND MONROE 2.68
41.09 -75.44
5 ENE PRICE TWP MONROE 3.05
41.14 -75.13
2 NNE SCIOTA MONROE 3.86
40.96 -75.30
1 N POCONO SUMMIT MONROE 2.10
41.13 -75.38
2 NW ROSS TWP MONROE 2.05
40.90 -75.37
UPPER MACUNGIE TWP. LEHIGH 6.06
40.57 -75.62
2 ESE WEISENBERG TWP LEHIGH 4.94
40.60 -75.70
1 SE MACUNGIE LEHIGH 5.43
40.51 -75.54
HOKENDAUQUA LEHIGH 3.89
40.66 -75.49
3 W UPPER MACUNGIE TWP. LEHIGH 3.55
40.57 -75.68
1 NE LYNN TWP LEHIGH 3.51
40.69 -75.79
1 SSW WEISENBERG TWP LEHIGH 3.48
40.60 -75.74
1 E CATASAUQUA LEHIGH 4.92
40.65 -75.45
1 SSW SCHNECKSVILLE LEHIGH 5.02
40.66 -75.62
SLATINGTON LEHIGH 4.35
40.76 -75.60
1 S UPPER SAUCON TWP LEHIGH 3.77
40.52 -75.41
CENTER VALLEY LEHIGH 7.09
40.53 -75.40
1 SE MACUNGIE LEHIGH 5.19
40.51 -75.54
HOKENDAUQUA LEHIGH 3.61
40.66 -75.49
1 SSW WEISENBERG TWP LEHIGH 3.07
40.60 -75.74
1 NE LYNN TWP LEHIGH 2.99
40.69 -75.79
2 ESE WEISENBERG TWP LEHIGH 4.11
40.60 -75.70
1 S UPPER SAUCON TWP LEHIGH 3.67
40.52 -75.41
3 W UPPER MACUNGIE TWP. LEHIGH 3.12
40.57 -75.68
1 SSW SCHNECKSVILLE LEHIGH 4.47
40.66 -75.62
CENTER VALLEY LEHIGH 6.97
40.53 -75.40
1 SSW GERMANSVILLE LEHIGH 2.91
40.70 -75.71
1 E CATASAUQUA LEHIGH 3.12
40.65 -75.45
SLATINGTON LEHIGH 2.05
40.76 -75.60
1 S LIMA DELAWARE 5.25
39.90 -75.44
WYOLA DELAWARE 5.27
40.01 -75.41
1 NE VILLANOVA DELAWARE 6.61
40.04 -75.34
2 E LAWRENCE PARK DELAWARE 5.15
39.97 -75.31
2 SSW CHEYNEY DELAWARE 5.81
39.91 -75.54
SWARTHMORE DELAWARE 6.01
39.90 -75.35
1 WNW WAYNE DELAWARE 4.25
40.04 -75.38
NORWOOD DELAWARE 4.91
39.89 -75.30
1 NNW LIMA DELAWARE 3.52
39.93 -75.45
BOOTHWYN DELAWARE 5.75
39.83 -75.43
WAYNE DELAWARE 7.48
40.05 -75.37
GLEN MILLS DELAWARE 5.75
39.92 -75.49
WYOLA DELAWARE 5.27
40.01 -75.41
2 E LAWRENCE PARK DELAWARE 5.15
39.97 -75.31
1 NE VILLANOVA DELAWARE 6.60
40.04 -75.34
NORWOOD DELAWARE 4.91
39.89 -75.30
1 WNW WAYNE DELAWARE 4.24
40.04 -75.38
WAYNE DELAWARE 7.48
40.05 -75.37
1 S LIMA DELAWARE 5.24
39.90 -75.44
2 SSW CHEYNEY DELAWARE 5.78
39.91 -75.54
SWARTHMORE DELAWARE 5.99
39.90 -75.35
1 E BROOKFIELD DELAWARE 3.61
39.85 -75.57
1 E BROOKFIELD DELAWARE 3.60
39.85 -75.57
BOOTHWYN DELAWARE 5.68
39.83 -75.43
1 NNW LIMA DELAWARE 3.42
39.93 -75.45
CHADDS FORD TWP DELAWARE 4.35
39.87 -75.59
3.1 SE CHADDS FORD DELAWARE 3.75
39.84 -75.55
SCHUYLKILL TWP CHESTER 5.12
40.11 -75.51
2 S EAST GOSHEN TWP. CHESTER 4.67
39.97 -75.54
1 NW THORNBURY TWP CHESTER 2.72
39.95 -75.54
1 S WEST CHESTER CHESTER 5.58
39.95 -75.60
1 NNW EAST CALN TWP CHESTER 4.67
40.04 -75.68
1 SE NEW LONDON TWP. CHESTER 4.60
39.78 -75.86
1 SE OXFORD CHESTER 4.56
39.78 -75.97
2 SSW WEST CHESTER CHESTER 3.24
39.94 -75.61
1 NE LENAPE CHESTER 4.07
39.92 -75.62
1 WNW EAST BRANDYWINE T CHESTER 5.22
40.04 -75.78
ATGLEN CHESTER 4.91
39.95 -75.98
1 WSW SADSBURYVILLE CHESTER 2.00
39.98 -75.91
1 NNE PENN TWP CHESTER 5.47
39.84 -75.88
1 SSE EXTON CHESTER 3.33
40.01 -75.62
PHOENIXVILLE CHESTER 4.09
40.13 -75.51
2 W OXFORD CHESTER 3.55
39.78 -76.02
1 ESE EXTON CHESTER 6.61
40.02 -75.61
1 W WYOLA CHESTER 5.39
40.01 -75.44
1 SW EAST NANTMEAL TWP CHESTER 5.83
40.11 -75.73
2 SSW LINCOLN UNIVERSIT CHESTER 4.37
39.77 -75.93
SOUTH POTTSTOWN CHESTER 4.57
40.24 -75.65
1 SSW CEDARVILLE CHESTER 4.83
40.21 -75.69
1 W EASTTOWN TWP CHESTER 5.32
40.05 -75.46
1 NE LENAPE CHESTER 4.16
39.92 -75.62
PHOENIXVILLE CHESTER 5.33
40.14 -75.52
1 SW WILLISTOWN TWP CHESTER 4.33
39.95 -75.51
1 S MARSHALLTON CHESTER 2.68
39.93 -75.69
1 SW EAST NANTMEAL TWP CHESTER 5.83
40.11 -75.73
2 N AVONDALE CHESTER 4.97
39.86 -75.79
1 N WYOLA CHESTER 3.45
40.02 -75.42
2 N EAST GOSHEN TWP. CHESTER 5.25
40.02 -75.55
1 NNW EAST CALN TWP CHESTER 4.65
40.04 -75.68
1 NW THORNBURY TWP CHESTER 2.38
39.95 -75.54
1 SE OXFORD CHESTER 4.56
39.78 -75.97
1 WNW EAST BRANDYWINE T CHESTER 5.18
40.04 -75.78
1 W WYOLA CHESTER 5.38
40.01 -75.44
1 NNE PENN TWP CHESTER 5.47
39.84 -75.88
1 SE NEW LONDON TWP. CHESTER 4.59
39.78 -75.86
1 SSE EXTON CHESTER 3.31
40.01 -75.62
2 W OXFORD CHESTER 3.55
39.78 -76.02
1 SW EAST NANTMEAL TWP CHESTER 5.77
40.11 -75.73
1 S WEST CHESTER CHESTER 5.57
39.95 -75.60
PHOENIXVILLE CHESTER 4.03
40.13 -75.51
ATGLEN CHESTER 4.87
39.95 -75.98
2 SSW WEST CHESTER CHESTER 3.24
39.94 -75.61
1 NE LENAPE CHESTER 4.06
39.92 -75.62
1 ESE EXTON CHESTER 6.55
40.02 -75.61
2 N EAST GOSHEN TWP. CHESTER 5.22
40.02 -75.55
2 S EAST GOSHEN TWP. CHESTER 4.68
39.97 -75.54
1 NE SOUTH COATESVILLE CHESTER 6.51
39.99 -75.79
1 S MARSHALLTON CHESTER 2.61
39.93 -75.69
PHOENIXVILLE CHESTER 5.28
40.14 -75.52
1 SSW CEDARVILLE CHESTER 4.82
40.21 -75.69
1 NE LENAPE CHESTER 3.32
39.92 -75.62
EAST NANTMEAL TWP CHESTER 5.49
40.12 -75.72
1 S NORTH COVENTRY TWP CHESTER 4.85
40.22 -75.65
NORTH COVENTRY TWP CHESTER 4.26
40.23 -75.65
1 W EASTTOWN TWP CHESTER 5.21
40.05 -75.46
2 S EAST NANTMEAL TWP CHESTER 5.69
40.09 -75.72
2 SSW LINCOLN UNIVERSIT CHESTER 4.33
39.77 -75.93
SOUTH POTTSTOWN CHESTER 3.63
40.24 -75.65
2 ESE DOWNINGTON CHESTER 4.21
39.99 -75.66
1 SSE BIRMINGHAM TWP CHESTER 3.84
39.89 -75.59
2 N AVONDALE CHESTER 4.88
39.86 -75.79
1 SW WILLISTOWN TWP CHESTER 3.19
39.95 -75.51
1 SSW KEMBLESVILLE CHESTER 6.71
39.73 -75.84
1 N WYOLA CHESTER 3.45
40.02 -75.42
MODENA CHESTER 4.21
39.96 -75.80
EXTON CHESTER 2.13
40.03 -75.63
1 WSW LINCOLN UNIVERSIT CHESTER 2.15
39.79 -75.94
1 W EASTTOWN TWP CHESTER 2.08
40.05 -75.45
1 NE JIM THORPE CARBON 3.74
40.88 -75.73
1 S LEHIGHTON CARBON 3.55
40.81 -75.71
WEATHERLY CARBON 2.02
40.94 -75.83
1 ENE EAST PENN TWP CARBON 4.56
40.78 -75.71
1 SW BLAKESLEE CARBON 3.54
41.08 -75.61
1 NE JIM THORPE CARBON 2.54
40.88 -75.73
1 S LEHIGHTON CARBON 2.93
40.81 -75.71
2 SW BELTZVILLE STATE P CARBON 2.09
40.85 -75.64
1 SW BLAKESLEE CARBON 2.21
41.08 -75.61
2 E LOWER TOWAMENSING T CARBON 2.86
40.83 -75.49
2 WSW HAYCOCK TWP BUCKS 5.94
40.47 -75.28
2 WSW JAMISON BUCKS 2.48
40.25 -75.13
1 SE NEWTOWN BUCKS 2.17
40.22 -74.93
1 NW KINTNERSVILLE BUCKS 4.41
40.57 -75.19
1 NNW PERKASIE BUCKS 7.43
40.39 -75.31
1 NW NEWTOWN TWP BUCKS 2.06
40.27 -74.97
1 SW FURLONG BUCKS 3.47
40.29 -75.09
1 SE UPPER MAKEFIELD TW BUCKS 2.23
40.28 -74.93
2 NNE DOYLESTOWN BUCKS 4.34
40.33 -75.12
1 ENE MUMBAUERSVILLE BUCKS 4.30
40.42 -75.44
1 SSE HOLICONG BUCKS 4.13
40.33 -75.03
2 NE SOLEBURY TWP BUCKS 2.10
40.40 -74.98
1 SE NEWTOWN BUCKS 2.16
40.22 -74.93
2 WSW JAMISON BUCKS 2.45
40.25 -75.13
1 ENE MUMBAUERSVILLE BUCKS 4.12
40.42 -75.44
2 WSW HAYCOCK TWP BUCKS 5.78
40.47 -75.28
1 NW KINTNERSVILLE BUCKS 4.19
40.57 -75.19
1 NNW PERKASIE BUCKS 6.57
40.39 -75.31
1 SSE HOLICONG BUCKS 4.07
40.33 -75.03
2 NNE DOYLESTOWN BUCKS 3.78
40.33 -75.12
1 SW FURLONG BUCKS 3.43
40.29 -75.09
1 SE UPPER MAKEFIELD TW BUCKS 2.17
40.28 -74.93
BENSALEM BUCKS 5.80
40.11 -74.93
TRUMBAUERSVILLE BUCKS 5.44
40.41 -75.38
1 WNW CHALFONT BUCKS 4.04
40.29 -75.22
1 NNE SPRINGTOWN BUCKS 2.27
40.57 -75.28
ALSACE TWP BERKS 4.80
40.39 -75.87
1 E JEFFERSON TWP BERKS 2.02
40.45 -76.18
ROBESONIA BERKS 2.01
40.35 -76.13
2 NW SINKING SPRING BERKS 2.72
40.34 -76.04
1 WNW WEST LAWN BERKS 2.75
40.33 -76.00
2 WSW LENHARTSVILLE BERKS 2.79
40.56 -75.93
1 SSW SPRING TWP BERKS 3.91
40.31 -76.01
1 WSW PIKE TWP BERKS 3.96
40.40 -75.72
1 NE READING BERKS 2.49
40.35 -75.90
2 NE HUFFS CHURCH BERKS 3.38
40.46 -75.59
1 S WEST WYOMISSING BERKS 3.47
40.32 -75.99
MERTZTOWN BERKS 4.73
40.51 -75.67
1 NW MERTZTOWN BERKS 3.95
40.52 -75.68
2 SW MUHLENBERG TWP BERKS 3.22
40.37 -75.97
1 ENE UNION TWP BERKS 5.62
40.25 -75.79
1 SSW RUSCOMBMANOR TWP BERKS 2.59
40.41 -75.83
2 SSE EARL TWP BERKS 4.86
40.34 -75.68
1 SSE EARL TWP BERKS 4.86
40.34 -75.68
1 E WEST READING BERKS 4.30
40.33 -75.94
2 NW SHOEMAKERSVILLE BERKS 2.83
40.52 -76.00
2 NW SINKING SPRING BERKS 2.69
40.34 -76.04
1 E JEFFERSON TWP BERKS 2.00
40.45 -76.18
1 WNW WEST LAWN BERKS 2.72
40.33 -76.00
1 SSW SPRING TWP BERKS 3.61
40.31 -76.01
2 SW MUHLENBERG TWP BERKS 2.66
40.37 -75.97
1 S WEST WYOMISSING BERKS 3.41
40.32 -75.99
1 SSW RUSCOMBMANOR TWP BERKS 2.37
40.41 -75.83
2 WSW LENHARTSVILLE BERKS 2.56
40.56 -75.93
1 ENE UNION TWP BERKS 5.44
40.25 -75.79
1 WSW PIKE TWP BERKS 3.45
40.40 -75.72
1 NE READING BERKS 2.39
40.35 -75.90
MERTZTOWN BERKS 4.59
40.51 -75.67
2 NE HUFFS CHURCH BERKS 3.25
40.46 -75.59
1 NW MERTZTOWN BERKS 3.51
40.52 -75.68
2 SSE EARL TWP BERKS 4.49
40.34 -75.68
2 NW SHOEMAKERSVILLE BERKS 2.43
40.52 -76.00
1 E WEST READING BERKS 3.16
40.33 -75.94
BLAIRSTOWN WARREN 4.43
40.98 -75.00
BELVIDERE WARREN 3.27
40.82 -75.08
BELVIDERE WARREN 2.86
40.82 -75.08
1 SW ALLAMUCHY-PANTHER WARREN 2.49
40.90 -74.84
2 SE PELLETTOWN SUSSEX 2.62
41.13 -74.65
1 SSW SPARTA SUSSEX 3.70
41.03 -74.63
2 ESE HAMBURG SUSSEX 2.66
41.14 -74.54
1 SW HOPATCONG SUSSEX 3.32
40.93 -74.67
1 S VERNON VALLEY SUSSEX 2.51
41.22 -74.49
1 E STANHOPE SUSSEX 2.99
40.92 -74.68
STANHOPE SUSSEX 2.46
40.91 -74.70
1 NE FLATBROOKVILLE SUSSEX 4.76
41.11 -74.95
1 NNE ANDOVER-AEROFLEX SUSSEX 3.14
41.02 -74.73
1 NNW FRANKLIN SUSSEX 2.07
41.12 -74.59
2 ESE BARRY LAKES SUSSEX 3.00
41.18 -74.40
3 WNW VERNON VALLEY SUSSEX 3.02
41.26 -74.54
2 ENE HARDYSTON TWP SUSSEX 3.04
41.12 -74.50
3 ESE FLATBROOKVILLE SUSSEX 3.64
41.09 -74.91
1 SE WANTAGE TWP SUSSEX 3.60
41.23 -74.60
1 ENE PELLETTOWN SUSSEX 3.09
41.17 -74.66
1 SW HOPATCONG SUSSEX 2.64
40.93 -74.67
1 SSW SPARTA SUSSEX 2.63
41.03 -74.63
1 NE FLATBROOKVILLE SUSSEX 3.16
41.11 -74.95
1 SE WANTAGE TWP SUSSEX 2.46
41.23 -74.60
3 ESE FLATBROOKVILLE SUSSEX 2.01
41.09 -74.91
SOMERVILLE SOMERSET 2.87
40.57 -74.62
2 SSE READINGTON SOMERSET 2.21
40.55 -74.73
3 NW BRIDGEWATER SOMERSET 2.08
40.62 -74.67
2 ENE SOMERVILLE SOMERSET 3.77
40.58 -74.59
1 ENE SKILLMAN SOMERSET 2.94
40.42 -74.70
1 WSW BRANCHBURG TWP SOMERSET 2.12
40.55 -74.72
SOMERVILLE SOMERSET 2.70
40.58 -74.62
2 SE POTTERSVILLE SOMERSET 3.26
40.70 -74.70
1 ESE PEAPACK AND GLADS SOMERSET 2.95
40.71 -74.64
WATCHUNG SOMERSET 2.21
40.64 -74.45
2 SSE READINGTON SOMERSET 2.17
40.55 -74.73
2 WNW MARTINSVILLE SOMERSET 2.44
40.61 -74.59
SOMERVILLE SOMERSET 2.83
40.57 -74.62
2 ENE SOMERVILLE SOMERSET 3.67
40.58 -74.59
1 ENE SKILLMAN SOMERSET 2.88
40.42 -74.70
1 ESE PEAPACK AND GLADS SOMERSET 2.73
40.71 -74.64
SOMERVILLE SOMERSET 2.64
40.58 -74.62
1 NW BERNARDSVILLE SOMERSET 2.70
40.72 -74.59
2 SSE BEDMINSTER TWP SOMERSET 3.43
40.65 -74.64
FAR HILLS SOMERSET 2.44
40.68 -74.64
1 N GREEN BROOK TWP SOMERSET 2.27
40.61 -74.48
1 WSW BRANCHBURG TWP SOMERSET 2.05
40.55 -74.72
1 SE FAR HILLS SOMERSET 2.75
40.67 -74.62
2 SE POTTERSVILLE SOMERSET 2.58
40.70 -74.70
2 W BELLE MEAD SOMERSET 2.60
40.47 -74.72
1 NNE BLAWENBURG SOMERSET 2.24
40.42 -74.69
1 SSW WOODSTOWN SALEM 3.36
39.64 -75.33
1 SSW WOODSTOWN SALEM 2.77
39.64 -75.33
SALEM SALEM 4.55
39.57 -75.46
2 SE PENNSVILLE SALEM 3.03
39.63 -75.50
MORRIS TWP MORRIS 2.05
40.78 -74.46
2 ENE MORRISTOWN MORRIS 2.29
40.80 -74.45
1 NW FLANDERS MORRIS 2.99
40.86 -74.71
1 NNW POMPTON PLAINS MORRIS 2.28
40.98 -74.30
1 SW TOWACO MORRIS 2.13
40.91 -74.35
1 E MILLINGTON MORRIS 2.04
40.67 -74.50
1 E SUCCASUNNA MORRIS 3.29
40.87 -74.63
2 E SUCCASUNNA MORRIS 3.32
40.87 -74.60
2 NNE CALIFON MORRIS 3.69
40.74 -74.82
1 NE LANDING MORRIS 3.85
40.92 -74.65
2 SSW LEDGEWOOD MORRIS 2.81
40.86 -74.67
2 E SUCCASUNNA MORRIS 3.31
40.87 -74.60
1 N LANDING MORRIS 2.82
40.92 -74.67
2 S SUCCASUNNA MORRIS 4.20
40.84 -74.64
2 WNW MORRIS PLAINS MORRIS 2.28
40.83 -74.52
1 N PLEASANT PLAINS MORRIS 2.72
40.72 -74.50
1 W WHARTON MORRIS 3.48
40.90 -74.60
3 E LAKE HOPATCONG MORRIS 3.73
40.95 -74.56
1 NW FLORHAM PARK MORRIS 2.00
40.80 -74.42
WHIPPANY MORRIS 2.64
40.83 -74.41
WHIPPANY MORRIS 2.13
40.83 -74.41
3 ESE HACKETTSTOWN MORRIS 5.03
40.84 -74.78
2 ENE MORRISTOWN MORRIS 2.01
40.80 -74.45
1 NW FLANDERS MORRIS 2.39
40.86 -74.71
3 ESE HACKETTSTOWN MORRIS 4.86
40.84 -74.78
2 NW BROOKSIDE MORRIS 3.25
40.82 -74.60
2 E SUCCASUNNA MORRIS 3.02
40.87 -74.60
2 NNE CALIFON MORRIS 3.25
40.74 -74.82
2 SSW LEDGEWOOD MORRIS 2.15
40.86 -74.67
1 E SUCCASUNNA MORRIS 2.79
40.87 -74.63
2 E SUCCASUNNA MORRIS 2.96
40.87 -74.60
WHIPPANY MORRIS 2.32
40.83 -74.41
1 SW TOWACO MORRIS 2.01
40.91 -74.35
2 NW BROOKSIDE MORRIS 3.09
40.82 -74.60
1 NE LANDING MORRIS 2.74
40.92 -74.65
3 E LAKE HOPATCONG MORRIS 2.24
40.95 -74.56
1 N LANDING MORRIS 2.03
40.92 -74.67
1 W WHARTON MORRIS 2.52
40.90 -74.60
1 WSW PENNINGTON MERCER 3.01
40.33 -74.80
3 SE HOPEWELL MERCER 2.29
40.35 -74.72
2 W PRINCETON MERCER 2.00
40.35 -74.69
1 NW EWING MERCER 2.15
40.28 -74.82
1 E EWING MERCER 3.77
40.27 -74.77
1 WSW PENNINGTON MERCER 2.89
40.33 -74.80
3 SE HOPEWELL MERCER 2.25
40.35 -74.72
1 E EWING MERCER 2.48
40.27 -74.77
1 SSW HIGH BRIDGE HUNTERDON 2.82
40.66 -74.90
GLEN GARDNER HUNTERDON 2.86
40.70 -74.94
1 ENE HOLLAND TWP HUNTERDON 2.65
40.60 -75.12
LAMBERTVILLE HUNTERDON 2.47
40.37 -74.94
4 ESE SAND BROOK HUNTERDON 2.39
40.45 -74.85
2 N MILFORD HUNTERDON 3.52
40.59 -75.09
2 WSW HOLLAND TWP HUNTERDON 3.51
40.59 -75.16
1 SW SWINESBURG HUNTERDON 4.18
40.63 -75.09
2 SSW LEBANON TWP HUNTERDON 2.58
40.70 -74.90
2 NNW CALIFON HUNTERDON 3.40
40.75 -74.86
1 ENE HIGH BRIDGE HUNTERDON 2.17
40.67 -74.88
3 SE SAND BROOK HUNTERDON 3.25
40.44 -74.87
2 NNW CALIFON HUNTERDON 3.32
40.75 -74.86
GLEN GARDNER HUNTERDON 2.65
40.70 -74.94
1 ENE HOLLAND TWP HUNTERDON 2.07
40.60 -75.12
1 SSW HIGH BRIDGE HUNTERDON 2.60
40.66 -74.90
1 SW SWINESBURG HUNTERDON 3.88
40.63 -75.09
LAMBERTVILLE HUNTERDON 2.43
40.37 -74.94
3 SE SAND BROOK HUNTERDON 3.09
40.44 -74.87
2 N MILFORD HUNTERDON 3.35
40.59 -75.09
4 ESE SAND BROOK HUNTERDON 2.18
40.45 -74.85
1 ENE HIGH BRIDGE HUNTERDON 2.02
40.67 -74.88
2 SSW LEBANON TWP HUNTERDON 2.33
40.70 -74.90
2 WSW HOLLAND TWP HUNTERDON 3.35
40.59 -75.16
2 NNW CALIFON HUNTERDON 2.50
40.75 -74.86
CLINTON HUNTERDON 2.40
40.64 -74.92
MICKLETON GLOUCESTER 4.26
39.79 -75.25
2 SSW MULLICA HILL GLOUCESTER 3.09
39.72 -75.23
2 SSE WASHINGTON TWP GLOUCESTER 2.48
39.72 -75.06
BECKETT GLOUCESTER 5.41
39.76 -75.36
2 E HARRISONVILLE GLOUCESTER 2.44
39.68 -75.22
1 SE TURNERSVILLE GLOUCESTER 2.19
39.76 -75.05
PITMAN GLOUCESTER 3.33
39.74 -75.12
1 NE GLASSBORO GLOUCESTER 2.28
39.72 -75.09
1 NE GLASSBORO GLOUCESTER 2.28
39.72 -75.09
MICKLETON GLOUCESTER 4.24
39.79 -75.25
2 SSE WASHINGTON TWP GLOUCESTER 2.48
39.72 -75.06
2 SSW MULLICA HILL GLOUCESTER 3.09
39.72 -75.23
1 SE TURNERSVILLE GLOUCESTER 2.19
39.76 -75.05
BECKETT GLOUCESTER 5.37
39.76 -75.36
2 E HARRISONVILLE GLOUCESTER 2.44
39.68 -75.22
1 NNE VINELAND CUMBERLAND 3.06
39.50 -75.01
1 S SPRINGDALE CAMDEN 2.53
39.87 -74.97
HADDON TOWNSHIP CAMDEN 2.38
39.91 -75.04
1 SSW HADDONFIELD CAMDEN 2.47
39.89 -75.03
HADDON TOWNSHIP CAMDEN 2.38
39.91 -75.04
1 WNW GLOUCESTER TWP CAMDEN 2.25
39.83 -75.06
1 ESE ASHLAND CAMDEN 2.20
39.85 -74.99
2 ENE MOUNT LAUREL BURLINGTON 2.00
39.94 -74.86
DELRAN BURLINGTON 2.27
40.02 -74.96
1 WSW CINNAMINSON BURLINGTON 2.07
39.99 -75.00
MEDFORD TWP. BURLINGTON 2.60
39.90 -74.82
NEW LISBON BURLINGTON 2.84
39.96 -74.63
DELRAN BURLINGTON 2.26
40.02 -74.96
1 WSW CINNAMINSON BURLINGTON 2.07
39.99 -75.00
MEDFORD TWP. BURLINGTON 2.32
39.90 -74.82
2 NNW MEDFORD TWP. BURLINGTON 2.08
39.93 -74.83
1 NE EASTON TALBOT 6.54
38.79 -76.06
2 NNW SAINT MICHAELS TALBOT 3.68
38.82 -76.23
5 SE TRAPPE TALBOT 3.33
38.60 -76.00
1 ENE BOZMAN TALBOT 5.13
38.78 -76.25
2 NNE EASTON TALBOT 2.10
38.80 -76.07
1 SSE EASTON TALBOT 5.09
38.76 -76.07
2 NNW SAINT MICHAELS TALBOT 3.68
38.82 -76.23
1 SSE EASTON TALBOT 5.09
38.76 -76.07
2 NNE EASTON TALBOT 2.10
38.80 -76.07
5 SE TRAPPE TALBOT 3.33
38.60 -76.00
1 ENE BOZMAN TALBOT 5.13
38.78 -76.25
1 NE EASTON TALBOT 6.54
38.79 -76.06
3 E OXFORD TALBOT 2.12
38.69 -76.12
TRAPPE TALBOT 8.10
38.66 -76.06
2 N EASTON TALBOT 5.50
38.81 -76.08
1 SE SAINT MICHAELS TALBOT 3.90
38.78 -76.21
2 SSE EASTON TALBOT 3.63
38.75 -76.06
3 SE EASTON TALBOT 2.40
38.75 -76.04
2 SW STEVENSVILLE QUEEN ANNE`S 5.45
38.98 -76.33
2 SW STARKEY CORNER QUEEN ANNE`S 4.83
39.10 -76.05
CENTREVILLE QUEEN ANNE`S 4.87
39.05 -76.07
2 SW STEVENSVILLE QUEEN ANNE`S 5.45
38.98 -76.33
2 SW STARKEY CORNER QUEEN ANNE`S 4.83
39.10 -76.05
CENTREVILLE QUEEN ANNE`S 4.87
39.05 -76.07
3 S GRASONVILLE QUEEN ANNE`S 7.24
38.92 -76.20
4 NNW COPPERVILLE QUEEN ANNE`S 4.04
38.88 -76.20
2 ESE GRASONVILLE QUEEN ANNE`S 3.86
38.95 -76.16
4 W BRANTWOOD CECIL 5.54
39.57 -75.87
2 SE PLEASANT HILL CECIL 5.98
39.65 -75.89
1 SE EARLEVILLE CECIL 4.58
39.40 -75.90
PERRYVILLE CECIL 6.35
39.56 -76.07
WEST NOTTINGHAM CECIL 5.80
39.67 -76.08
WEST NOTTINGHAM CECIL 5.71
39.67 -76.08
2 SE PLEASANT HILL CECIL 5.43
39.65 -75.89
1 SE EARLEVILLE CECIL 4.54
39.40 -75.90
1 W APPLETON CECIL 6.41
39.70 -75.84
4 W BRANTWOOD CECIL 5.02
39.57 -75.87
1 SW JUMPTOWN CAROLINE 4.52
38.95 -75.94
1 SW JUMPTOWN CAROLINE 4.52
38.95 -75.94
1 E WARETOWN ANZ451 2.00
39.79 -74.18
1 SW BROOKSIDE NEW CASTLE 4.34
39.65 -75.74
1 W ASHLAND NEW CASTLE 4.08
39.80 -75.68
CARRCROFT NEW CASTLE 4.73
39.79 -75.51
WESTFIELD NEW CASTLE 3.65
39.72 -75.64
2 ENE GLASGOW NEW CASTLE 4.11
39.62 -75.71
1 NE TALLEYVILLE NEW CASTLE 5.25
39.82 -75.54
2 NNE DELANEY CORNER NEW CASTLE 4.55
39.33 -75.73
1 ENE WESTWOOD MANOR NEW CASTLE 6.10
39.80 -75.49
1 N WOODSHADE NEW CASTLE 3.58
39.67 -75.68
1 ESE WINTERTHUR NEW CASTLE 3.62
39.80 -75.60
2 NW TOWNSEND NEW CASTLE 4.54
39.41 -75.72
BROOKSIDE NEW CASTLE 5.66
39.67 -75.73
1 NE MIDVALE NEW CASTLE 4.49
39.67 -75.60
2 ENE GLASGOW NEW CASTLE 4.11
39.62 -75.71
1 ENE WESTWOOD MANOR NEW CASTLE 6.10
39.80 -75.49
1 SW BROOKSIDE NEW CASTLE 4.33
39.65 -75.74
CARRCROFT NEW CASTLE 4.71
39.79 -75.51
3 W MOUNT PLEASANT NEW CASTLE 4.06
39.51 -75.77
WESTFIELD NEW CASTLE 3.65
39.72 -75.64
1 NE TALLEYVILLE NEW CASTLE 5.25
39.82 -75.54
1 NE MIDVALE NEW CASTLE 4.47
39.67 -75.60
1 SW GREENVILLE NEW CASTLE 4.51
39.77 -75.61
1 W ASHLAND NEW CASTLE 3.54
39.80 -75.68
1 N WOODSHADE NEW CASTLE 3.57
39.67 -75.68
1 ESE WINTERTHUR NEW CASTLE 2.82
39.80 -75.60
2 NNE DELANEY CORNER NEW CASTLE 4.54
39.33 -75.73
2 NW TOWNSEND NEW CASTLE 4.53
39.41 -75.72
BROOKSIDE NEW CASTLE 4.54
39.67 -75.73
2 NNW NOTTINGHAM MANOR NEW CASTLE 4.14
39.71 -75.78
2 NNW NOTTINGHAM MANOR NEW CASTLE 4.33
39.71 -75.78
1 NW ODESSA NEW CASTLE 2.64
39.47 -75.68
1 NE HOLIDAY HILLS NEW CASTLE 2.85
39.83 -75.49
WEST DOVER KENT 3.05
39.17 -75.60
3 WNW FREDERICA KENT 2.67
39.03 -75.52
1 SW CLAYTON KENT 4.14
39.28 -75.65
WEST DOVER KENT 3.05
39.17 -75.60
3 WNW FREDERICA KENT 2.67
39.03 -75.52
1 SW CLAYTON KENT 4.13
39.28 -75.65
1 WSW CLAYTON KENT 2.07
39.28 -75.66
D. INLAND FLOODING...
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HUNTERDON...THE GAUGE ON MULHOCKAWAY CREEK IN CLINTON REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 1245 PM AND CRESTED AT 5.98 FEET AT 130 PM ON AUGUST 4.
NEW CASTLE...FLOODING ON EXIT 5 RAMP OF INTERSTATE 495 TO NAAMANS
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF IRON STREET AND
GLENDON HILL ROAD. LANE RESTRICTIONS REQUIRED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES IN UPPER MERION.
MONTGOMERY...MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES IN NORRISTOWN AREA.
QUEEN ANNES...STREET FLOODING IN CHESTER, MD.
MONTGOMERY...RESIDENTIAL STREET FLOODING IN HATFIELD.
MONTGOMERY...PARTS OF ROUTE 113 AND ROUTE 29 FLOODED.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF 25TH STREET AND MAIN
STREET IN GLENDON. LANE RESTRICTIONS REQUIRED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
TALBOT...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 662 BETWEEN SHARP ROAD AND
PLEASANT VALLEY DRIVE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS AND SOCIAL
MEDIA POSTS.
TALBOT...U.S. HIGHWAY 50 WESTBOUND CLOSED AT BARBER ROAD FROM FLASH
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...LIVE VIDEO SHOWING FLASH FLOODING IN RADNOR TWP.
NEW CASTLE...CORRECTS PREVIOUS FLASH FLOOD REPORT FROM 2 S
BROOKSIDE. THE GAUGE ON THE CHRISTINA RIVER AT COOCHS BRIDGE REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 945 AM AND CRESTED AT 13.98 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
332 PM ON AUGUST 4.
NORTHAMPTON...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED FRIEDENSVILLE ROAD NEAR THE
INTERSECTION OF MEADOWS ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 841 NEAR LEWISVILLE ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 40 NEAR THIOKOL ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NEW CASTLE...FLASH FLOODING ON 12TH STREET CLOSED THE ROAD AND EXIT
RAMPS FROM I-495. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...DARBY CREEK ROAD CLOSED NEAR LAWRENCE ROAD FROM FLASH
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...STATE HIGHWAY 7 CLOSED AT HOWARD STREET FROM A COMBINATION
OF COASTAL FLOODING AND FLASH FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
DELAWARE...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED BRYN MAWR AVENUE NEAR MILL ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA...FLOODING ON INTERSTATE 76 NEAR THE MONTGOMERY DRIVE
EXIT WITH LANE RESTRICTIONS IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA...THE GAUGE ON FRANKFORD CREEK AT PHILADELPHIA REACHED
MODERATE FLOOD STAGE WHEN IT CRESTED AT 9.81 FT THIS AFTERNOON.
DELAWARE...FLOODING CLOSED BLUEBALL AVENUE NEAR 10TH STREET. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
QUEEN ANNES...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 18 BETWEEN PINEY CREEK ROAD
AND MAIN STREET FORCED ROAD CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA...FLOODING ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE NEAR 38TH STREET WITH
SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES AND LANE RESTRICTIONS IN THE AREA. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...GAUGE ON BIG ELK CREEK AT ELK MILLS CRESTED AT 12.88 FT,
CORRESPONDING TO MAJOR FLOOD STAGE.
DELAWARE...FLOODING NEAR OLD MARPLE ROAD AND STATE HIGHWAY 320 WITH
SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES IN THE AREA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
NEW CASTLE...THE GAUGE ON THE WHITE CLAY CREEK AT NEWARK REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 1100 AM AND CRESTED AT 16.49 FEET (0.01 FT SHY OF
MAJOR FLOOD STAGE) AT 745 PM ON AUGUST 4.
CHESTER...FLOODING CLOSED BIRMINGHAM ROAD NEAR RITLERY DRIVE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CUMBERLAND...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 47 NEAR BROAD STREET IN
MILLVILLE. ALL LANES CLOSED. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...FLOODING FORCED CLOSURES ON INTERSTATE 76 NEAR THE U.S.
HIGHWAY 202 INTERCHANGE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...USGS GAUGE ON PERKIOMEN CREEK AT EAST GREENVILE CRESTED
AT 9.57 FT AT 3:46 PM (AFTER HITTING MINOR FLOOD AT 11:15 AM) WHICH
IS ABOVE MAJOR FLOOD STAGE.
DELAWARE...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED HAVERFORD ROAD NEAR KARAKUNG DRIVE.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 926 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 10.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...FLOODING CLOSED CONCORD ROAD NEAR I-95. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 7 AT WELLS CAMP ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 213 AT BASIL AVENUE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...FLASH FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 1 NEAR VALLEYBROOK ROAD
FORCED ROAD CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA...FLOODING ON I-95 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 611. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
GLOUCESTER...CORRECTS PREVIOUS TROPICAL STORM REPORT FROM MANTUA.
FLASH FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 45 NEAR BERKELEY ROAD. ALL LANES
CLOSED. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
LEHIGH...FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF HAMILTON BOULEVARD AND
SCHANTZ ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...STATE HIGHWAY 272 SOUTHBOUND AT RONEY AVENUE CLOSED FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN NORRISTOWN REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 1145 AM ON AUGUST 4 AND CRESTED AT 20.55 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 1200 AM ON AUGUST 5.
MONTGOMERY...THE GAUGE ON THE EAST BRANCH PERKIOMEN CREEK AT
SCHWENKSVILLE REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1145 AM AND CRESTED AT 13.20
FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 645 PM ON AUGUST 4.
CHESTER...THE GAUGE ON THE EAST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK AT
DOWNINGTOWN REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1145 AM AND CRESTED AT 13.59 FEET
(MAJOR FLOODING) AT 431 PM ON AUGUST 4.
CHESTER...GAUGE ON THE WHITE CLAY CREEK AT STRICKERSVILLE REACHED A
VALUE OF 13.1 FT WHICH CORRESPONDS TO MAJOR FLOOD STAGE.
CHESTER...THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK AT MODENA
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1145 AM AND CRESTED AT 9.56 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 1230 PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONTGOMERY...GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH OF THE PERKIOMEN CREEK AT
HILLEGASS CRESTED AT 6.68 FT AT 12:45PM (AFTER REACHING MINOR FLOOD
AT 11:46). THE CREST WAS IN THE MODERATE FLOOD CATEGORY.
MONTGOMERY...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 363 NEAR AUDUBON
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 30 NEAR THE LANCASTER AVENUE
INTERCHANGE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 202 NEAR THE I-76 INTERCHANGE
WITH ROAD CLOSURES IN THE AREA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...SEVERAL WATER RESCUES WITHING SKIPPACK TOWNSHIP.
CHESTER...WATER FLOWING ON ROADWAY IN SPRING CITY.
WARREN...TRIBUTARY CREEKS OF THE MUSCONETCONG RIVER HAVE OVERFLOWED
THEIR BANKS RESULTING IN FLOODED ROADWAYS.
NEW CASTLE...THE GAUGE ON RED CLAY CREEK AT WOODDALE REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 1200 PM AND CRESTED AT 10.88 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 517
PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONTGOMERY...THE GAUGE ON PERKIOMEN CREEK AT GRATERFORD REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 1202 PM AND CRESTED AT 19.14 FEET (RECORD FLOODING)
AT 815 PM ON AUGUST 4.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING ON ZUCKSVILLE ROAD NEAR BUSHKILL DRIVE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING ON TATAMY ROAD NEAR FRIENDENSTHAL AVENUE.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BERKS...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 100 NEAR SWAMP CREEK
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...THE GAUGE ON CHESTER CREEK AT CHESTER REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 1215 PM AND CRESTED AT 17.10 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 200 PM ON
AUGUST 4.
WARREN...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 57 NEAR ASBURY BROADWAY
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...NUMEROUS WATER RESCUES AND BASEMENT FLOODING. 6.72 INCHES
OF RAIN HAS FALLEN.
NORTHAMPTON...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED FARMERSVILLE ROAD NEAR EASTON
AVENUE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED SWINEHART ROAD NEAR BEAVER CREEK
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING AT BLUE RESTAURANT IN EASTON PA, WITH
NUMEROUS ROADS IN THE AREA FLOODED. RAIN TOTALS NEAR 6-7INCHES.
LEHIGH...THE GAUGE ON THE LITTLE LEHIGH RIVER IN ALLENTOWN (ALLP1)
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1230 PM AND CRESTED AT 12.76 FEET (RECORD
FLOODING) AT 415 PM ON AUGUST 4.
DELAWARE...FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 13 NEAR BULLENS LANE FORCED ITS
CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STONY BANK ROAD NORTH OF U.S.
HIGHWAY 1. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
CHESTER...FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF BUSINESS U.S. HIGHWAY 30
AND STATE HIGHWAY 100 IN EXTON. SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME
BASED ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND RADAR.
HUNTERDON...THE GAUGE ON SPRUCE RUN IN GLEN GARDNER REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 1230 PM AND CRESTED AT 7.90 FEET AT 115 PM ON AUGUST 4.
CHESTER...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED SHIP ROAD NEAR NEWCOMEN ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BERKS...ROAD CLOSURES ON STATE HIGHWAY 12 FROM FLASH FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK AT
COATESVILLE REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1245 PM AND CRESTED AT 7.28 FEET
(MINOR FLOODING) AT 145 PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONROE...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED CHERRY VALLEY ROAD NEAR GOODALE ROAD.
TIME BASED ON A COMBINATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND DISPATCH REPORTS.
HUNTERDON...THE GAUGE ON THE NESHANIC RIVER IN REAVILLE REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 100 PM AND CRESTED AT 9.31 FEET AT 345 PM ON AUGUST
4.
CHESTER...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 23 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 100.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
LEHIGH...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 309 NEAR SAUCON VALLEY ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...THE GAUGE ON BRANDYWINE CREEK AT CHADDS FORD REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 115 PM AND CRESTED AT 14.32 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
1115 PM ON AUGUST 4.
BUCKS...THE GAUGE ON NESHAMINY CREEK AT PENNS PARK REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 115 PM AND CRESTED AT 17.12 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING) AT 830
PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONROE...FLASH FLOODING ON APPENZELL CREEK DAMAGED A PORT OF
PENNSYLVANIA CREEK ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
LEHIGH...FLASH FLOODING DAMAGED INDIAN CREEK ROAD NEAR MOUNTAIN ROAD
AND SAUERKRAUT LANE. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
LEHIGH...LITTLE LEHIGH CREEK IS OUT OF ITS BANKS.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING CLOSED GROUSE DRIVE NEAR WHITETAIL DEER
DRIVE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
LEHIGH...THE GAUGE ON THE LITTLE LEHIGH RIVER IN ALLENTOWN (APAP1)
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 145 PM AND CRESTED AT 12.69 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 445 PM ON AUGUST 4.
CHESTER...THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK AT
HONEYBROOK CRESTED AT 8.52 FT, 1.5 FT ABOVE THE GAUGES MINOR FLOOD
STAGE.
MONROE...FLOODING ON GREENVIEW DRIVE NEAR MCILHANEY ROAD. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON...MULTIPLE FLOODED ROADWAYS IN LEHIGH TOWNSHIP.
NORTHAMPTON...LAWN AVENUE CLOSED NEAR STONYBROOK DRIVE FROM FLASH
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA...THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN PHILADELPHIA
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 200 PM AND CRESTED AT 13.28 FEET (MODERATE
FLOODING) AT 1100 PM ON AUGUST 4.
NORTHAMPTON...SEVERAL REPORTS OF ROAD CLOSURES IN BETHLEHEM. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
DELAWARE...FLOODING ON ORANGE STREET NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY 1. TIME
ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
BERKS...SMALL STREAM AND POOR DRAINAGE FLOODING IN WERNERSVILLE.
LEHIGH...FLOODING ON I-78 NEAR THE U.S. HIGHWAY 22 INTERCHANGE WITH
CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...PARK IN HORSHAM COMPLETELY FLOODED. WATER IS NEARING
THE MAIN ROAD.
BUCKS...VIDEO OF PERKIOMEN CREEK WELL OUT ITS BANKS AND UP TO A HOME
UPSTREAM OF PERKASIE.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING OF TATAMY ROAD AND ARNDT ROAD NEAR BUSHKILL
PARK DRIVE WITH SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 100 NEAR I-76. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
LEHIGH...FLASH FLOODING DAMAGED POWDER VALLEY ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED
BASED ON NEARBY REPORTS AND RADAR.
MONROE...FLOODING ON HAP ARNOLD BOULEVARD IN TOBYHANNA. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
LEHIGH...FLOODING ON BROOKSIDE ROAD NEAR BUCKEYE ROAD FORCING ITS
CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BERKS...FLASH FLOODING OF BIEBER CREEK DAMAGED ROADS NEAR THE
INTERSECTION OF FORGEDALE ROAD AND SHEEP HILL ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
MONROE...WIDESPREAD FLOODING NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY 209 AND PENSYL CREEK
ROAD WITH NUMEROUS ROAD CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORTS.
CHESTER...WIDESPREAD FLOODING ON SAINT PETERS ROAD AND SCHOOL ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CARBON...FLOODING NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 895 NEAR LAUCHNOR ROAD AS
LIZARD CREEK WENT OUT OF ITS BANKS. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CARBON...FLOODING ON LOWER SMITH GAP ROAD FORCING ROAD CLOSURES.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONROE...6.69 INCHES OF RAIN IN SAYLORSBURG, WITH WIDESPREAD
BASEMENT FLOODING.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 512 NEAR STEUBEN ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN POTTSTOWN REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 315 PM AND CRESTED AT 15.16 FEET AT 1045 PM ON AUGUST
4.
NORTHAMPTON...FLASH FLOODING OF WALTZ CREEK CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY
191. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BERKS...FLOODING ON MAIN STREET NEAR GRANGE ROAD AND MUCH OF THE
SURROUNDING AREA WITH SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
LEHIGH...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED PORTIONS OF I-78 IN LEHIGH COUNTY.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 841 NEAR LEWISVILLE ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...AMERICAN LEGION INUNDATED BY FLOOD WATER IN EAST
GREENVILLE.
DELAWARE...FLOODING AT SOUTH AVE-MACDADE BLVD INTERSECTION.
NEW CASTLE...MINOR FLOODING IN PRICES CORNER WITH 5 INCHES OF RAIN.
MONROE...FLOODING IN SEVERAL AREAS IN STROUDSBURG WITH NUMEROUS ROAD
CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
HUNTERDON...THE GAUGE ON THE SOUTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER IN STANTON
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 345 PM AND CRESTED AT 8.45 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 530 PM ON AUGUST 4.
NORTHAMPTON...VIDEO ON SOCIAL MEDIA SHOWING A SMALL STREAM WELL OUT
OF ITS BANKS AND FLOODING A MOBILE HOME NEIGHBORHOOD ON NEWBURG ROAD
IN LOWER NAZARETH TWP.
BERKS...FLOODED ROADWAY IN OLEY.
LEHIGH...A 25-UNIT APARTMENT COMPLEX OFF OF 7TH STREET IN SLATINGTON
BOROUGH IS BEING EVACUATED AS A RESULT OF FLOODING. RESIDENTS ARE
TEMPORARILY BEING EVACUATED TO NORTHERN LEHIGH MIDDLE SCHOOL IN
SLATINGTON BOROUGH. A BERKS COUNTY HIGH WATER VEHICLE WAS REQUESTED
AND IS ON SCENE.
BUCKS...THE GAUGE ON NESHAMINY CREEK AT LANGHORNE REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 415 PM ON AUGUST 4 AND CRESTED AT 11.92 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 215 AM ON AUGUST 5.
CUMBERLAND...THE GAUGE ON THE COHANSEY RIVER IN SEELEY REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 415 PM AND CRESTED AT 6.31 FEET AT 630 PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONROE...FLOODING ON GREENVIEW DRIVE NEAR MCILHANEY ROAD. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONROE...FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 209 BETWEEN BROADHEADSVILLE AND
SCIOTA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON...THE GAUGE ON THE LEHIGH RIVER IN GLENDON REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 530 PM AND CRESTED AT 21.24 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 845 PM
ON AUGUST 4.
MONROE...THE GAUGE ON BRODHEAD CREEK IN MINISINK HILLS REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 545 PM AND CRESTED AT 10.64 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT 1030
PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONROE...FLOODING OCCURRING IN THE VICINITY OF MCMICHAEL CREEK NEAR
SYNDERSVILLE/HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.
CARBON...THE GAUGE ON AQUASHICOLA CREEK IN PALMERTON REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 615 PM AND CRESTED AT 10.07 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 930 PM
ON AUGUST 4.
HUNTERDON...THE GAUGE ON THE SOUTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER IN HIGH
BRIDGE REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 715 PM AND CRESTED AT 10.16 FEET
(MINOR FLOODING) AT 830 PM ON AUGUST 4.
LEHIGH...THE GAUGE ON JORDAN CREEK IN ALLENTOWN REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 920 PM ON AUGUST 4 AND CRESTED AT 11.80 FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT
1250 AM ON AUGUST 5.
NEW CASTLE...THE GAUGE ON BRANDYWINE CREEK AT WILMINGTON REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 1045 PM ON AUGUST 4 AND CRESTED AT 18.62 FEET
(MODERATE FLOODING) AT 300 AM ON AUGUST 5.
SOMERSET...THE GAUGE ON THE NORTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER AT SOUTH
BRANCH REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1100 PM AND CRESTED AT 8.11 FEET AT
1115 PM ON AUGUST 4.
HUNTERDON...THE GAUGE ON MULHOCKAWAY CREEK IN CLINTON REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 1245 PM AND CRESTED AT 5.98 FEET AT 130 PM ON AUGUST 4.
NEW CASTLE...FLOODING ON EXIT 5 RAMP OF INTERSTATE 495 TO NAAMANS
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF IRON STREET AND
GLENDON HILL ROAD. LANE RESTRICTIONS REQUIRED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES IN UPPER MERION.
MONTGOMERY...MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES IN NORRISTOWN AREA.
QUEEN ANNES...STREET FLOODING IN CHESTER, MD.
MONTGOMERY...RESIDENTIAL STREET FLOODING IN HATFIELD.
MONTGOMERY...PARTS OF ROUTE 113 AND ROUTE 29 FLOODED.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF 25TH STREET AND MAIN
STREET IN GLENDON. LANE RESTRICTIONS REQUIRED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
TALBOT...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 662 BETWEEN SHARP ROAD AND
PLEASANT VALLEY DRIVE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS AND SOCIAL
MEDIA POSTS.
TALBOT...U.S. HIGHWAY 50 WESTBOUND CLOSED AT BARBER ROAD FROM FLASH
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...LIVE VIDEO SHOWING FLASH FLOODING IN RADNOR TWP.
NEW CASTLE...CORRECTS PREVIOUS FLASH FLOOD REPORT FROM 2 S
BROOKSIDE. THE GAUGE ON THE CHRISTINA RIVER AT COOCHS BRIDGE REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 945 AM AND CRESTED AT 13.98 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
332 PM ON AUGUST 4.
NORTHAMPTON...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED FRIEDENSVILLE ROAD NEAR THE
INTERSECTION OF MEADOWS ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 841 NEAR LEWISVILLE ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 40 NEAR THIOKOL ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NEW CASTLE...FLASH FLOODING ON 12TH STREET CLOSED THE ROAD AND EXIT
RAMPS FROM I-495. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...DARBY CREEK ROAD CLOSED NEAR LAWRENCE ROAD FROM FLASH
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...STATE HIGHWAY 7 CLOSED AT HOWARD STREET FROM A COMBINATION
OF COASTAL FLOODING AND FLASH FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
DELAWARE...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED BRYN MAWR AVENUE NEAR MILL ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA...FLOODING ON INTERSTATE 76 NEAR THE MONTGOMERY DRIVE
EXIT WITH LANE RESTRICTIONS IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA...THE GAUGE ON FRANKFORD CREEK AT PHILADELPHIA REACHED
MODERATE FLOOD STAGE WHEN IT CRESTED AT 9.81 FT THIS AFTERNOON.
DELAWARE...FLOODING CLOSED BLUEBALL AVENUE NEAR 10TH STREET. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
QUEEN ANNES...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 18 BETWEEN PINEY CREEK ROAD
AND MAIN STREET FORCED ROAD CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA...FLOODING ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE NEAR 38TH STREET WITH
SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES AND LANE RESTRICTIONS IN THE AREA. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...GAUGE ON BIG ELK CREEK AT ELK MILLS CRESTED AT 12.88 FT,
CORRESPONDING TO MAJOR FLOOD STAGE.
DELAWARE...FLOODING NEAR OLD MARPLE ROAD AND STATE HIGHWAY 320 WITH
SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES IN THE AREA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
NEW CASTLE...THE GAUGE ON THE WHITE CLAY CREEK AT NEWARK REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 1100 AM AND CRESTED AT 16.49 FEET (0.01 FT SHY OF
MAJOR FLOOD STAGE) AT 745 PM ON AUGUST 4.
CHESTER...FLOODING CLOSED BIRMINGHAM ROAD NEAR RITLERY DRIVE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CUMBERLAND...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 47 NEAR BROAD STREET IN
MILLVILLE. ALL LANES CLOSED. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...FLOODING FORCED CLOSURES ON INTERSTATE 76 NEAR THE U.S.
HIGHWAY 202 INTERCHANGE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...USGS GAUGE ON PERKIOMEN CREEK AT EAST GREENVILE CRESTED
AT 9.57 FT AT 3:46 PM (AFTER HITTING MINOR FLOOD AT 11:15 AM) WHICH
IS ABOVE MAJOR FLOOD STAGE.
DELAWARE...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED HAVERFORD ROAD NEAR KARAKUNG DRIVE.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 926 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 10.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...FLOODING CLOSED CONCORD ROAD NEAR I-95. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 7 AT WELLS CAMP ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 213 AT BASIL AVENUE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...FLASH FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 1 NEAR VALLEYBROOK ROAD
FORCED ROAD CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA...FLOODING ON I-95 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 611. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
GLOUCESTER...CORRECTS PREVIOUS TROPICAL STORM REPORT FROM MANTUA.
FLASH FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 45 NEAR BERKELEY ROAD. ALL LANES
CLOSED. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
LEHIGH...FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF HAMILTON BOULEVARD AND
SCHANTZ ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL...STATE HIGHWAY 272 SOUTHBOUND AT RONEY AVENUE CLOSED FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN NORRISTOWN REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 1145 AM ON AUGUST 4 AND CRESTED AT 20.55 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 1200 AM ON AUGUST 5.
MONTGOMERY...THE GAUGE ON THE EAST BRANCH PERKIOMEN CREEK AT
SCHWENKSVILLE REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1145 AM AND CRESTED AT 13.20
FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 645 PM ON AUGUST 4.
CHESTER...THE GAUGE ON THE EAST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK AT
DOWNINGTOWN REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1145 AM AND CRESTED AT 13.59 FEET
(MAJOR FLOODING) AT 431 PM ON AUGUST 4.
CHESTER...GAUGE ON THE WHITE CLAY CREEK AT STRICKERSVILLE REACHED A
VALUE OF 13.1 FT WHICH CORRESPONDS TO MAJOR FLOOD STAGE.
CHESTER...THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK AT MODENA
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1145 AM AND CRESTED AT 9.56 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 1230 PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONTGOMERY...GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH OF THE PERKIOMEN CREEK AT
HILLEGASS CRESTED AT 6.68 FT AT 12:45PM (AFTER REACHING MINOR FLOOD
AT 11:46). THE CREST WAS IN THE MODERATE FLOOD CATEGORY.
MONTGOMERY...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 363 NEAR AUDUBON
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 30 NEAR THE LANCASTER AVENUE
INTERCHANGE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 202 NEAR THE I-76 INTERCHANGE
WITH ROAD CLOSURES IN THE AREA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...SEVERAL WATER RESCUES WITHING SKIPPACK TOWNSHIP.
CHESTER...WATER FLOWING ON ROADWAY IN SPRING CITY.
WARREN...TRIBUTARY CREEKS OF THE MUSCONETCONG RIVER HAVE OVERFLOWED
THEIR BANKS RESULTING IN FLOODED ROADWAYS.
NEW CASTLE...THE GAUGE ON RED CLAY CREEK AT WOODDALE REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 1200 PM AND CRESTED AT 10.88 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 517
PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONTGOMERY...THE GAUGE ON PERKIOMEN CREEK AT GRATERFORD REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 1202 PM AND CRESTED AT 19.14 FEET (RECORD FLOODING)
AT 815 PM ON AUGUST 4.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING ON ZUCKSVILLE ROAD NEAR BUSHKILL DRIVE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING ON TATAMY ROAD NEAR FRIENDENSTHAL AVENUE.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BERKS...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 100 NEAR SWAMP CREEK
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...THE GAUGE ON CHESTER CREEK AT CHESTER REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 1215 PM AND CRESTED AT 17.10 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 200 PM ON
AUGUST 4.
WARREN...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 57 NEAR ASBURY BROADWAY
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...NUMEROUS WATER RESCUES AND BASEMENT FLOODING. 6.72 INCHES
OF RAIN HAS FALLEN.
NORTHAMPTON...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED FARMERSVILLE ROAD NEAR EASTON
AVENUE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED SWINEHART ROAD NEAR BEAVER CREEK
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING AT BLUE RESTAURANT IN EASTON PA, WITH
NUMEROUS ROADS IN THE AREA FLOODED. RAIN TOTALS NEAR 6-7INCHES.
LEHIGH...THE GAUGE ON THE LITTLE LEHIGH RIVER IN ALLENTOWN (ALLP1)
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1230 PM AND CRESTED AT 12.76 FEET (RECORD
FLOODING) AT 415 PM ON AUGUST 4.
DELAWARE...FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 13 NEAR BULLENS LANE FORCED ITS
CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STONY BANK ROAD NORTH OF U.S.
HIGHWAY 1. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
CHESTER...FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF BUSINESS U.S. HIGHWAY 30
AND STATE HIGHWAY 100 IN EXTON. SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME
BASED ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND RADAR.
HUNTERDON...THE GAUGE ON SPRUCE RUN IN GLEN GARDNER REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 1230 PM AND CRESTED AT 7.90 FEET AT 115 PM ON AUGUST 4.
CHESTER...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED SHIP ROAD NEAR NEWCOMEN ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BERKS...ROAD CLOSURES ON STATE HIGHWAY 12 FROM FLASH FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK AT
COATESVILLE REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1245 PM AND CRESTED AT 7.28 FEET
(MINOR FLOODING) AT 145 PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONROE...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED CHERRY VALLEY ROAD NEAR GOODALE ROAD.
TIME BASED ON A COMBINATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND DISPATCH REPORTS.
HUNTERDON...THE GAUGE ON THE NESHANIC RIVER IN REAVILLE REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 100 PM AND CRESTED AT 9.31 FEET AT 345 PM ON AUGUST
4.
CHESTER...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 23 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 100.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
LEHIGH...FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 309 NEAR SAUCON VALLEY ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
DELAWARE...THE GAUGE ON BRANDYWINE CREEK AT CHADDS FORD REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 115 PM AND CRESTED AT 14.32 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
1115 PM ON AUGUST 4.
BUCKS...THE GAUGE ON NESHAMINY CREEK AT PENNS PARK REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 115 PM AND CRESTED AT 17.12 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING) AT 830
PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONROE...FLASH FLOODING ON APPENZELL CREEK DAMAGED A PORT OF
PENNSYLVANIA CREEK ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
LEHIGH...FLASH FLOODING DAMAGED INDIAN CREEK ROAD NEAR MOUNTAIN ROAD
AND SAUERKRAUT LANE. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
LEHIGH...LITTLE LEHIGH CREEK IS OUT OF ITS BANKS.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING CLOSED GROUSE DRIVE NEAR WHITETAIL DEER
DRIVE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
LEHIGH...THE GAUGE ON THE LITTLE LEHIGH RIVER IN ALLENTOWN (APAP1)
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 145 PM AND CRESTED AT 12.69 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 445 PM ON AUGUST 4.
CHESTER...THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK AT
HONEYBROOK CRESTED AT 8.52 FT, 1.5 FT ABOVE THE GAUGES MINOR FLOOD
STAGE.
MONROE...FLOODING ON GREENVIEW DRIVE NEAR MCILHANEY ROAD. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON...MULTIPLE FLOODED ROADWAYS IN LEHIGH TOWNSHIP.
NORTHAMPTON...LAWN AVENUE CLOSED NEAR STONYBROOK DRIVE FROM FLASH
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA...THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN PHILADELPHIA
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 200 PM AND CRESTED AT 13.28 FEET (MODERATE
FLOODING) AT 1100 PM ON AUGUST 4.
NORTHAMPTON...SEVERAL REPORTS OF ROAD CLOSURES IN BETHLEHEM. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
DELAWARE...FLOODING ON ORANGE STREET NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY 1. TIME
ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
BERKS...SMALL STREAM AND POOR DRAINAGE FLOODING IN WERNERSVILLE.
LEHIGH...FLOODING ON I-78 NEAR THE U.S. HIGHWAY 22 INTERCHANGE WITH
CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...PARK IN HORSHAM COMPLETELY FLOODED. WATER IS NEARING
THE MAIN ROAD.
BUCKS...VIDEO OF PERKIOMEN CREEK WELL OUT ITS BANKS AND UP TO A HOME
UPSTREAM OF PERKASIE.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING OF TATAMY ROAD AND ARNDT ROAD NEAR BUSHKILL
PARK DRIVE WITH SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 100 NEAR I-76. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
LEHIGH...FLASH FLOODING DAMAGED POWDER VALLEY ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED
BASED ON NEARBY REPORTS AND RADAR.
MONROE...FLOODING ON HAP ARNOLD BOULEVARD IN TOBYHANNA. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
LEHIGH...FLOODING ON BROOKSIDE ROAD NEAR BUCKEYE ROAD FORCING ITS
CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BERKS...FLASH FLOODING OF BIEBER CREEK DAMAGED ROADS NEAR THE
INTERSECTION OF FORGEDALE ROAD AND SHEEP HILL ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
MONROE...WIDESPREAD FLOODING NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY 209 AND PENSYL CREEK
ROAD WITH NUMEROUS ROAD CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORTS.
CHESTER...WIDESPREAD FLOODING ON SAINT PETERS ROAD AND SCHOOL ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CARBON...FLOODING NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 895 NEAR LAUCHNOR ROAD AS
LIZARD CREEK WENT OUT OF ITS BANKS. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CARBON...FLOODING ON LOWER SMITH GAP ROAD FORCING ROAD CLOSURES.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONROE...6.69 INCHES OF RAIN IN SAYLORSBURG, WITH WIDESPREAD
BASEMENT FLOODING.
NORTHAMPTON...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 512 NEAR STEUBEN ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN POTTSTOWN REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 315 PM AND CRESTED AT 15.16 FEET AT 1045 PM ON AUGUST
4.
NORTHAMPTON...FLASH FLOODING OF WALTZ CREEK CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY
191. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BERKS...FLOODING ON MAIN STREET NEAR GRANGE ROAD AND MUCH OF THE
SURROUNDING AREA WITH SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
LEHIGH...FLASH FLOODING CLOSED PORTIONS OF I-78 IN LEHIGH COUNTY.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER...FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 841 NEAR LEWISVILLE ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY...AMERICAN LEGION INUNDATED BY FLOOD WATER IN EAST
GREENVILLE.
DELAWARE...FLOODING AT SOUTH AVE-MACDADE BLVD INTERSECTION.
NEW CASTLE...MINOR FLOODING IN PRICES CORNER WITH 5 INCHES OF RAIN.
MONROE...FLOODING IN SEVERAL AREAS IN STROUDSBURG WITH NUMEROUS ROAD
CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
HUNTERDON...THE GAUGE ON THE SOUTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER IN STANTON
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 345 PM AND CRESTED AT 8.45 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 530 PM ON AUGUST 4.
NORTHAMPTON...VIDEO ON SOCIAL MEDIA SHOWING A SMALL STREAM WELL OUT
OF ITS BANKS AND FLOODING A MOBILE HOME NEIGHBORHOOD ON NEWBURG ROAD
IN LOWER NAZARETH TWP.
BERKS...FLOODED ROADWAY IN OLEY.
LEHIGH...A 25-UNIT APARTMENT COMPLEX OFF OF 7TH STREET IN SLATINGTON
BOROUGH IS BEING EVACUATED AS A RESULT OF FLOODING. RESIDENTS ARE
TEMPORARILY BEING EVACUATED TO NORTHERN LEHIGH MIDDLE SCHOOL IN
SLATINGTON BOROUGH. A BERKS COUNTY HIGH WATER VEHICLE WAS REQUESTED
AND IS ON SCENE.
BUCKS...THE GAUGE ON NESHAMINY CREEK AT LANGHORNE REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 415 PM ON AUGUST 4 AND CRESTED AT 11.92 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 215 AM ON AUGUST 5.
CUMBERLAND...THE GAUGE ON THE COHANSEY RIVER IN SEELEY REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 415 PM AND CRESTED AT 6.31 FEET AT 630 PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONROE...FLOODING ON GREENVIEW DRIVE NEAR MCILHANEY ROAD. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONROE...FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 209 BETWEEN BROADHEADSVILLE AND
SCIOTA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON...THE GAUGE ON THE LEHIGH RIVER IN GLENDON REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 530 PM AND CRESTED AT 21.24 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 845 PM
ON AUGUST 4.
MONROE...THE GAUGE ON BRODHEAD CREEK IN MINISINK HILLS REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 545 PM AND CRESTED AT 10.64 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT 1030
PM ON AUGUST 4.
MONROE...FLOODING OCCURRING IN THE VICINITY OF MCMICHAEL CREEK NEAR
SYNDERSVILLE/HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.
CARBON...THE GAUGE ON AQUASHICOLA CREEK IN PALMERTON REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 615 PM AND CRESTED AT 10.07 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 930 PM
ON AUGUST 4.
HUNTERDON...THE GAUGE ON THE SOUTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER IN HIGH
BRIDGE REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 715 PM AND CRESTED AT 10.16 FEET
(MINOR FLOODING) AT 830 PM ON AUGUST 4.
LEHIGH...THE GAUGE ON JORDAN CREEK IN ALLENTOWN REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 920 PM ON AUGUST 4 AND CRESTED AT 11.80 FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT
1250 AM ON AUGUST 5.
NEW CASTLE...THE GAUGE ON BRANDYWINE CREEK AT WILMINGTON REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 1045 PM ON AUGUST 4 AND CRESTED AT 18.62 FEET
(MODERATE FLOODING) AT 300 AM ON AUGUST 5.
SOMERSET...THE GAUGE ON THE NORTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER AT SOUTH
BRANCH REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1100 PM AND CRESTED AT 8.11 FEET AT
1115 PM ON AUGUST 4.
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E. MAXIMUM OBSERVED WATER LEVEL (WL)...
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ID CITY/TOWN COUNTY STATE WL DATUM DATE/ SOURCE
OR LOCATION (FT) TIME
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CMAN4 CAPE MAY CAPE MAY NJ 1.01 MHHW 04/1536 NOS
38.9678 -74.9597
CHCM2 CHESAPEAKE CITY CECIL MD 0.69 MHHW 04/1600 NOS
39.5267 -75.8100
LWSD1 LEWES SUSSEX DE 0.67 MHHW 04/1500 NOS
38.7828 -75.1192
NBLP1 NEWBOLD PHILADELPHIA PA 3.00 MHHW 04/2024 NOS
40.1373 -74.7519
ACYN4 ATLANTIC CITY ATLANTIC NJ 1.44 MHHW 04/1430 NOS
39.3567 -74.4181
SDHN4 SANDY HOOK MONMOUTH NJ 1.61 MHHW 05/0142 NOS
40.4669 -74.0094
PHBP1 PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA PA 2.44 MHHW 04/1906 NOS
39.9333 -75.1417
BDRN4 BURLINGTON BURLINGTON NJ 2.63 MHHW 04/2024 NOS
40.0800 -74.8733
RDYD1 REEDY POINT NEW CASTLE DE 1.97 MHHW 04/1624 NOS
39.5583 -75.5733
TCBM2 TOLCHESTER BEAC KENT MD 1.24 MHHW 04/2230 NOS
39.2133 -76.2450
REMARKS: TIME IN Z TIME.
F. TORNADOES...
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(DIST)CITY/TOWN COUNTY DATE/ EF SCALE
LAT LON (DEG DECIMAL) TIME(UTC) (IF KNOWN)
DESCRIPTION
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1 SE HIGHLAND ACRES KENT 4/1255 EF2 -
39.11 -75.50
THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN THE VICINITY OF THE EAGLE MEADOWS
APARTMENT HOMES ON SORGHUM MILL ROAD IN KENT COUNTY THEN MOVED
ACROSS ROUTE 10. IT TRACKED NEARLY PARALLEL TO SOUTH STATE STREET
THROUGH ANNEVILLE, THE SOUTH SIDE OF DOVER, WHERE SIGNIFICANT TREE
DAMAGE OCCURRED, INCLUDING SOME TREETOPS SHREDDED FROM POPLAR LANE
TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD AROUND STEELE ROAD. IT WAS HERE WHERE SOME ROOF
DAMAGE OCCURRED TO SOME HOMES ESPECIALLY DUE TO FALLEN TREES,
HOWEVER A GARAGE WAS SIGNIFICANTLY DAMAGED ON DYERS TREE FARM. THE
TORNADO THEN CROSSED OVER ROUTE 13 NEAR THE EDEN MEDICAL CENTER AND
VERY NEAR THE WILLIAM HENRY MIDDLE SCHOOL. A COUPLE SECTIONS OF THE
SCHOOLS ROOF WERE BLOWN OFF ALONG WITH SOME TREE DAMAGE NEARBY. A
WAREHOUSE ADJACENT TO THE SCHOOL HAD A FEW SECTIONS OF ITS METAL
WALLS TORN OFF AND A COUPLE OF TRACTOR TRAILER TRAILERS FLIPPED ONTO
THEIR SIDE. THE TORNADO THEN CROSSED OVER WALKER ROAD AT ROUTE 15
THEN TO WESTMINSTER VILLAGE AT DOVER NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF ROUTE
15 AND COLLEGE ROAD. THE TORNADO CONTINUED NORTHWARD JUST EAST OF
CHESWOLD WHERE THE TORNADO MAY HAVE LIFTED FOR A TIME WITH
DISCONTINUOUS TREE DAMAGE BEFORE MOVING THROUGH THE EAST SIDE OF
SMYRNA WHERE MORE NOTABLE TREE DAMAGE OCCURRED. A 96 MPH WIND GUST
WAS MEASURED AT A DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION WEATHER
STATION LOCATED ON ROUTE 1 JUST NORTH OF SMYRNA AS THE TORNADIC
CIRCULATION PASSED BY. FROM HERE, THE TORNADO CONTINUED NEARLY
PARALLEL TO ROUTES 1 AND 13 ON THE EAST SIDES OF TOWNSEND AND
MIDDLETOWN IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY. NUMEROUS TREES WERE SNAPPED OR
UPROOTED ALONG PORTIONS OF BLACKBIRD LANDING ROAD AND GUM BUSH ROAD
IN TOWNSEND WITH SOME DAMAGE TO ROOFS. A GARAGE AT A RESIDENCE ON
BLACKBIRD LANDING ROAD WAS DESTROYED. THE TORNADO THEN DAMAGED HOMES
IN MIDDLETOWN ALONG SPRING HOLLOW DRIVE. IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD, SOME
HOMES HAD ROOF MATERIAL AND SIDING BLOWN OFF WITH NUMEROUS TREES
UPROOTED. SEVERAL GARAGE DOORS WERE BLOWN OUT AND ONE HOME HAD AN
ENTIRE SIDE WALL BLOWN OFF. ONE PICTURE SHOWED A HOME WITH A MISSING
EXTERIOR CORNER WALLS ON THE SECOND STORY. THE TORNADO CONTINUED
NORTH NORTHWEST TO THE SUMMIT BRIDGE AREA JUST SOUTH OF THE C AND D
CANAL. IT IS HERE WHERE SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE OCCURRED TO SEVERAL
HOMES, INCLUDING ONE HOME THAT HAD MORE THAN HALF OF ITS ROOF
COMPLETELY TORN OFF WITH A NEIGHBORING HOME LOSING SEVERAL SECTIONS
OF THEIR ROOF. SOME OTHER HOMES LOST A PORTION OF THEIR ROOF AND
SIDING WAS TORN OFF WITH A GARAGE DOOR BLOWN IN, ALONG WITH SEVERAL
TREES DOWN OR SNAPPED. THE TORNADO CROSSED THE CANAL AND TRACKED
NEAR LUMS POND AND THROUGH AN ADJACENT WOODED AREA WHERE PICTURES
AND AREAL FOOTAGE SHOWED A CLEAR PATH WITH NUMEROUS TREES DOWN. THE
TORNADO THEN CROSSED ROUTE 896 AND INTO THE BRENNAN ESTATES WHERE
HUNDREDS OF TREES WERE DOWN OR UPROOTED AND AROUND A DOZEN HOMES
SUSTAINED ENOUGH DAMAGE THAT THEY WERE DECLARED AS UNINHABITABLE.
THE TORNADO THEN LOOKED TO HAVE LIFTED PRIOR TO CROSSING OVER INTO
CECIL COUNTY MARYLAND. BASED ON THE DAMAGE TO THE HOMES IN THE
MIDDLETOWN TO SUMMIT BRIDGE TO BRENNAN ESTATES AREAS ESPECIALLY
(SOME NON-TREE RELATED DAMAGE), THE RATING OF THIS TORNADO WAS
INCREASED TO 115 MPH WHICH IS EQUIVALENT TO AN EF2 ON THE ENHANCED
FUJITA SCALE. DOPPLER RADAR DATA SHOWED A CONTINUOUS AND WELL
DEFINED ROTATIONAL SIGNATURE AND ALSO A TORNADO DEBRIS SIGNATURE.
THIS TORNADO PATH LENGTH SET A NEW RECORD IN DELAWARE, GREATLY
SURPASSING THE PREVIOUS TORNADO PATH LENGTH RECORD OF 13 MILES WHICH
OCCURRED IN 1988.
1 NNE STRATHMERE CAPE MAY 4/1345 EF1 -
39.21 -74.65
A WATERSPOUT CAME ASHORE NEAR THE SOUTHERN END OF CORSONS INLET
STATE PARK NEAR STRATHMERE THEN ACROSS MARSHY AREAS. THE TORNADO
THEN CROSSED THE GARDEN STATE PARKWAY THEN TRACKED ALONG ROUTE 9
ACROSS THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARMORA. THERE WERE SEVERAL PICTURES AND
VIDEOS OF THE WATERSPOUT AND TORNADO INCLUDING A TRAINED SPOTTER
REPORTING A TORNADO ON THE GROUND WITH DEBRIS IN THE AIR. THE
TORNADO PRODUCED SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO HOMES AND BUSINESSES ON THE
500 BLOCK OF ROUTE 9, STARTING IN THE VICINITY OF A COCA COLA
FACILITY WHERE CONTAINERS WERE TOSSED AROUND WITH EVEN A TRUCK
TRAILER FLIPPED ONTO ITS SIDE. ADJACENT TO THE COCA COLA FACILITY, A
LARGE SHED AT A RESIDENCE WAS UPENDED AND VEHICLES WERE MOVED FROM
THEIR ORIGINAL LOCATIONS. SEVERAL HOMES HAD PORTIONS OF THEIR ROOFS
BLOWN OFF WITH A COUPLE OF HOMES SUSTAINING SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO A
SIDE WALL OR CORNER WALLS. THE TORNADO CROSSED ROUTE 9 TO THE PINE
HILL MOBILE HOME COURT WHERE SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE OCCURRED TO TREES
AND BUILDINGS. ONE HOME WAS SHIFTED OFF ITS FOUNDATION AND OTHERS
HAD ROOF DAMAGE AND DOWNED TREES CRUSHED SEVERAL CARS. THE TORNADO
TRACKED NORTH NORTHWEST CROSSING TUCKAHOE ROAD AND MAY HAVE
DISSIPATED OVER THE ADJACENT MARSH AREAS. DOPPLER RADAR DATA SHOWED
A WELL DEFINED TORNADO DEBRIS SIGNATURE AS THE TORNADO MOVED THROUGH
PORTIONS OF MARMORA. SPECIAL THANKS IS EXTENDED TO CAPE MAY COUNTY,
TRAINED SPOTTERS, AND THE LOCAL MEDIA FOR THEIR HELP IN THIS SURVEY.
1 NNE EAST NORRITON MONTGOMERY 4/1444 EF0 -
40.16 -75.33
AN EF0 TORNADO OCCURRED IN WORCESTER TOWNSHIP IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA AS TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS MOVED NORTHWARD ALONG THE EAST
COAST OF THE UNITED STATES. WITH SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA BEING IN
THE NORTHEASTWARD, RIGHT FRONT QUADRANT, THE TORNADO AND PARENT
STORM MOVED IN AN UNUSUAL NORTHWESTWARD TRAJECTORY AHEAD OF THE MAIN
CENTER OF THE TROPICAL STORM. AN AREA OF CIRCULATION TIGHTENED IN A
STRONG CELL WITHIN A RAINBAND IN SOUTHEASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. AS
THIS CIRCULATION TIGHTENED, A BRIEF TORNADO FORMED NEAR THE
INTERSECTION OF BRINDLE COURT AND TOWNSHIP LINE ROAD IN WORCESTER
TOWNSHIP, WHERE A FEW SMALL TREES WERE DOWNED IN A SMALL RESIDENTIAL
SUBDIVISION. FROM HERE, THE TORNADO CONTINUED ITS NORTHWESTWARD
TRAJECTORY THROUGH THE TOWNSHIP, DOWNING TREES ALONG POTSHOP ROAD.
THE CIRCULATION MAY HAVE LIFTED WITH THE PATH BEING SOMEWHAT
DISCONTINUOUS. A SOMEWHAT DENSER AREA OF TREES WERE DOWNED AS THE
TORNADO MOVED ACROSS VALLEY FORGE ROAD AND NORTHWESTWARD ALONG
HEEBNER ROAD. SEVERAL TREE TOPS WERE SHEARED OFF IN ADDITION TO
SEVERAL UTILITY POLES BEING PUSHED OVER ALONG HEEBNER ROAD NEAR THE
INTERSECTION OF SHEFLEY LANE. THE TORNADO CONTINUED NORTHWEST FROM
HERE, EVENTUALLY DOWNING SEVERAL HARDWOOD TREES ALONG HOLLOW ROAD.
ONE TREE BROUGHT DOWN SEVERAL UTILITY LINES AS IT FELL. FROM HERE,
THE TORNADO LIFTED WITH ONLY A FEW OTHER TREES BEING DOWNED A LITTLE
WAYS FROM HOLLOW ROAD IN A SMALL WOODED AREA. SPECIAL THANKS IS
EXTENDED TO THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY EM OFFICE ALONG WITH SKYWARN
SPOTTER LOU RUH FOR THEIR HELP IN THIS SURVEY.
4 W WYE MILLS QUEEN ANNES 4/1218 EF0 I
38.93 -76.14
THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ALONG STAGWELL ROAD IN QUEENSTOWN. PICTURES
AND VIDEO SHOWED A DISTINCT BUT NARROW PATH IN A CORN FIELD PARALLEL
TO THE ROAD WHICH IS MOSTLY EAST TO WEST. THE DOWNED CORN WAS IN A
CIRCULAR PATTERN, AND AERIAL FOOTAGE OVER THE CORN FIELD SHOWED SOME
DOWNBURST SIGNATURES ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE TORNADO PATH. IN
ADDITION TO THE CORNFIELD DAMAGE, SPORADIC TREE DAMAGE OCCURRED
ALONG STAGWELL ROAD ACROSS FROM THE CORN FIELD. THE TORNADO LOOKS TO
HAVE LIFTED BEFORE IT REACHED THE WYE RIVER AS THERE WAS NO
ADDITIONAL VISIBLE DAMAGE NORTH OF THIS PATH. RADAR SHOWED DEFINED
ROTATION, HOWEVER GIVEN THE WEAK INTENSITY OF THE TORNADO IT
APPEARED TO HAVE OCCURRED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF A LARGER ROTATIONAL
SIGNATURE AND THEREFORE TRACKED MORE EAST TO WEST.
SANDTOWN KENT 4/1225 EF1 I
39.03 -75.72
THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN THE VICINITY OF ROAD 258 SOUTH OF
SANDTOWN ROAD, THEN TRACKED ACROSS A SECTION OF MOSTLY OPEN FIELDS
BUT DAMAGED SOME TREES ALONG THE WAY. IT THEN TRACKED DOWN THE
WESTERN PORTION OF SANDTOWN ROAD CLOSER TO ROUTE 10 DAMAGING SEVERAL
HOMES AND SNAPPING AND UPROOTING SEVERAL TREES. A HOME HAD SOME
WINDOWS BLOWN OUT ALONG WITH ROOF DAMAGE, ANOTHER HOME HAD ITS ROOF
BLOWN OFF AND THERE WAS A LARGE GARAGE THAT HAD ITS BACK SHEET METAL
WALL TORN OFF. THE TORNADO CROSSED ROUTE 10 NEAR THE INTERSECTION
WITH SANDTOWN ROAD AND MOVED ACROSS THE SANDTOWN LANDFILL FACILITY
WHERE ADDITIONAL TREES WERE UPROOTED OR SNAPPED, TWO FRONT-END
LOADERS HAD WINDOWS BLOWN OUT AND SOME TRUCK TRAILERS WERE FLIPPED
OVER. THE TORNADO EXITED THE LANDFILL AND MAY HAVE DISSIPATED BEFORE
REACHING THE MARYLAND-DELAWARE STATE LINE. DOPPLER RADAR DATA SHOWED
ROTATION AND A NOTABLE TORNADO DEBRIS SIGNATURE NEAR AND JUST
NORTHWEST OF SANDTOWN AS DEBRIS WAS TOSSED INTO THE AIR.
3 WNW SURF CITY OCEAN 4/1454 EF1 I
39.68 -74.21
A WATERSPOUT DEVELOPED IN MANAHAWKIN BAY BETWEEN SHIP BOTTOM AND
BRANT BEACH. IT TRACKED NORTHWESTWARD AND VIDEO FOOTAGE SHOWED THE
CIRCULATION WITH LIGHT DEBRIS IN THE AIR CROSSING THE ROUTE 72
BRIDGE OVER THE BAY. THE WATERSPOUT THEN CONTINUED TRACKING TO THE
NORTHWEST AND PASSED EAST OF MUD CITY BEFORE MOVING ASHORE INTO A
MARSHY AREA OF THE MANAHAWKIN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA. OTHER THAN
SOME LIGHT DEBRIS REPORTED IN THE AIR AS IT CROSSED THE ROUTE 72
BRIDGE, NO OTHER DAMAGE REPORTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AS OF THIS
REPORT. HOWEVER, THE CIRCULATION TRACKED RIGHT OVER THE LONG BEACH
ISLAND WEATHERFLOW WEATHER STATION LOCATED NORTH OF EGG ISLAND AND
WEST OF FLAT ISLAND IN MANAHAWKIN BAY WHICH MEASURED A 109 MPH WIND
GUST AT 10:53 AM EDT. THIS MEASUREMENT WAS USED TO RATE THIS
WATERSPOUT/TORNADO GIVEN THE LACK OF ACTUAL DAMAGE. DOPPLER RADAR
DATA SHOWED NO EVIDENCE OF A TORNADO DEBRIS SIGNATURE. DOPPLER RADAR
DATA HOWEVER DID INDICATE VELOCITIES TO 112 MPH AT ABOUT 1,600 FEET
ABOVE THE GROUND VERY NEAR THE AFOREMENTIONED WEATHER STATION.
1 WSW DOYLESTOWN BUCKS 4/1510 EF2 I
40.31 -75.14
A TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN JUST EAST OF THE PHILADELPHIA MILLS MALL AS
IT MOVED IN A NORTHWESTERLY DIRECTION ALONG OR NEAR KNIGHTS ROAD AND
MEDFORD ROAD TOWARD DUNKS FERRY ROAD. THREE EXHAUST SYSTEMS AND 6
RTU SYSTEMS WERE BLOWN OFF THE ROOF IN LESS THAN 15 SECONDS AT THE
FORMER WALMART STORE CURRENTLY UNDERGOING RECONSTRUCTION, AND
NUMEROUS TREES, SOME CLOSE TO 100 YEARS OLD, WERE SNAPPED OR BLOWN
OVER ALONG KNIGHTS ROAD, MEDFORD ROAD, AND DUNKS FERRY ROAD. ROOFS,
SIDING, AND AWNINGS WERE BLOWN OFF MANY HOMES IN THE AREA. A FEW
CARS WERE ALSO TOSSED OR TURNED OVER AS THE STORM MOVED THROUGH. THE
ESTIMATED WIND SPEED IN THIS AREA WAS 100 MPH, EQUIVALENT TO EF1 ON
THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. CURRENT EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THE TORNADO
THEN LIFTED OFF THE GROUND AS IT PROCEEDED IN A NORTHWESTERLY
DIRECTION, BRIEFLY TOUCHING DOWN IN THE SOUTHAMPTON AREA OF BUCKS
COUNTY. NUMEROUS TREES WERE SNAPPED IN THIS AREA AS WELL, WITH MANY
HOMES AND CARS DAMAGED DUE TO FALLING TREES AND TREE LIMBS. THE
SYCAMORE DRIVE AND HARDING ROADS AREAS WERE HARDEST HIT. THE
ESTIMATED WIND SPEED IN THIS AREA WAS 90 MPH, EQUIVALENT TO AN EF1
ON THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. CURRENT EVIDENCE AGAIN SUGGESTS THE
TORNADO LIFTED ONE MORE TIME AS THE PARENT CIRCULATION TRAVELED TO
THE DOYLESTOWN AREA, WHERE IT TOUCHED DOWN ONE FINAL TIME NEAR THE
CENTRAL BUCKS WEST HIGH SCHOOL. HERE BLEACHERS ON THE VISITORS SIDE
OF THE ATHLETIC FIELD WERE PICKED UP AND TOSSED BEFORE THE VORTEX
MOVED ON TO THE DOYLESTOWN HOSPITAL COMPLEX WHERE AT LEAST SIX
AUTOMOBILES WERE TOSSED SOME DISTANCE, AND WHERE SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE
OCCURRED TO THE CHILDRENS VILLAGE DAY CARE CENTER WITH NO SERIOUS
INJURIES REPORTED. NUMEROUS TREES WERE FELLED IN AND AROUND THE
HOSPITAL CENTER, AND SEVERAL METAL LAMP POSTS WERE BENT FROM THE
WIND. THE ESTIMATED WIND SPEED IN THIS AREA WAS 115 MPH, EQUIVALENT
TO A LOW-END EF2 ON THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. THE TORNADO THEN
CONTINUED MOVING IN A NORTHWESTERLY DIRECTION, SNAPPING AND FALLING
TREES, AS WELL AS CAUSING DAMAGE TO HOMES AND OTHER PROPERTIES,
ESPECIALLY ALONG AND NEAR SANDY RIDGE ROAD, JEFFERSON AVENUE, AND
LOWER STATE ROAD, BEFORE LIFTING ALONG FERRY ROAD NEAR THE PEACE
VALLEY RESERVOIR. THE ESTIMATED WIND SPEED IN THIS AREA WAS 100 MPH,
EQUIVALENT TO AN EF1 ON THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE.
2 SW MILFORD SUSSEX 4/1225 EF1 I
38.89 -75.45
A TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN THE EVERGREEN AND MEADOW BROOK LANES AREA
OF SOUTHWEST MILFORD (SUSSEX COUNTY) AROUND 8:25 AM ON AUGUST 4.
THERE WAS EXTENSIVE TREE DAMAGE FROM MEADOW BROOK AND EVERGREEN
LANES NORTH TO HAVEN LAKE THEN ACROSS THE LAKE TO NORTH SHORE DRIVE
IN KENT COUNTY. NUMEROUS TREES WERE UPROOTED AND SNAPPED ALONG THE
PATH OF THE TORNADO, WITH SEVERAL TREES FALLING ONTO HOMES. THE
TORNADO TURNED MORE NORTHWEST AND CROSSED WILLIAMSVILLE ROAD
PRODUCING ADDITIONAL TREE DAMAGE, THEN LIFTED BEFORE IT REACHED
MILFORD HARRINGTON HIGHWAY. DUE TO THE EXTENSIVE TREE DAMAGE, POWER
LINES AND SOME POLES WERE ALSO DOWN ALONG PORTIONS OF THE TORNADOS
PATH. SEVERAL OF THE TREES WERE OF SOFTWOOD AND SNAPPED AT THEIR
TRUNKS, WHICH IS INDICATIVE OF 100 MPH WINDS AND THIS WAS USED TO
RATE THIS TORNADO. THIS WIND SPEED CORRESPONDS TO AN EF1 ON THE
ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. DOPPLER RADAR DATA SHOWED A WELL DEFINED
TORNADO DEBRIS SIGNATURE THAT QUICKLY DEVELOPED ON THE WEST AND
NORTHWEST SIDE OF MILFORD AS THE CIRCULATION MOVED THROUGH.
G. STORM IMPACTS BY COUNTY...
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COUNTY DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
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KENT 0 0 0
41 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT WXFLOW SITE SR 1 AT TRAP SHOOTERS RD.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
SUSTAINED WIND OF 44 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 51 MPH.
ANZ455 0 0 0
40 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT DEWEY BEACH WXFLOW SITE XDEW.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
43 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT DELAWARE SEASHORE.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
NOS GAUGE REPORTS SUSTAINED 40 MPH WINDS AND 57 MPH GUSTS.
NORTHAMPTON 0 0 0
LARGE LIMBS SNAPPED IN NAZARETH.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
ONE TREE DOWN AND SEVERAL TREE LIMBS DOWN BETWEEN REHOBOTH BEACH AND
LONG NECK. TRAFFIC LIGHTS ALSO OUT IN THE AREA.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
WIRES DOWN ON ON STATE ROUTE 1 NEAR FRED HUDSON ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
ANZ431 0 0 0
58 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT BRANDYWINE SHOAL LIGHT NOS SITE.
KENT 0 0 0
DELAWARE DOT GAUGE MEASURED A 42 MPH SUSTAINED WIND WITH GUSTS UP TO
77 MPH AS A TORNADIC SUPERCELL PASSED.
TALBOT 0 0 0
SPOTTER REPORTS NUMEROUS LIMBS DOWN AND DETERIORATING CONDITIONS.
PEAK WINDS OF 45 MPH SO FAR. 8.10 INCHES OF RAIN SINCE MIDNIGHT.
NEW CASTLE 0 0 0
A WIND GUST MEASURED TO 96 MPH AT A DELDOT WEATHER STATION ALONG
ROUTE 1 JUST NORTH OF SMYRNA AS A TORNADIC SIGNATURE MOVED THROUGH.
THE WIND WAS SUSTAINED AT 53 MPH AT THE TIME.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREE LIMBS DOWN NEAR WASHINGTON STREET AND FRANKLIN STREET,
SOME INTO WIRES. THE LIMBS ON WIRES HAVE STARTED SMALL FIRES.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
ROUTE 1 CLOSED AT JEFFERSON BRIDGE ROAD FROM DOWNED TREES AND WIRES.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
39 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT OCEAN CITY SOUTH BEACH WXFLOW SITE.
ANZ453 0 0 0
42 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT WXFLOW SITE LUDLAM BAY.
SALEM 0 0 0
NJWXNET AT LOWER ALLOWAYS CREEK MEASURED A 44 MPH SUSTAINED WIND
WITH 46 MPH GUSTS.
NEW CASTLE 0 0 0
REPORTS OF SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURAL WIND DAMAGE TO HOMES NEAR THE
SUMMIT AIRPORT. COULD BE AN EXTENSION OF THE TORNADO TRACK FROM
FARTHER SOUTH IN KENT COUNTY.
CECIL 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 276 AT MAIN STREET. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
TALBOT 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 328 AT THREE BRIDGE BRANCH
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 1 NORTHBOUND AT STATE HIGHWAY
273. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
QUEEN ANNES 0 0 0
47 KTS/54 MPH WIND GUST AT KENT ISLAND.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
ASOS REPORTED SUSTAINED WINDS OF 41 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 57 MPH
DURING THE STORM.
ATLANTIC 0 0 0
COOP OBSERVER REPORTS WIDESPREAD DAMAGING WINDS, TREES, AND WIRES
DOWN IN ESTELL MANOR. POWER OUT THROUGH THE AREA. SEVERAL GUSTS
ESTIMATED 65 MPH. OBSERVED FROM 10AM TO 2PM.
TALBOT 0 0 0
MDDOT GAUGE AT THE KNAPPS NARROWS DRAWBRIDGE MEASURED 47 MPH
SUSTAINED WINDS WITH GUSTS UP TO 69 MPH.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
TREE DOWN IN CAPE MAY AVE IN CAPE MAY.
KENT 0 0 0
56 MPH WIND GUST NEAR WOODSIDE, DE.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES DOWN IN THE AREA.
CECIL 0 0 0
TREES DOWN ON WIRES ON BELLE HILL RD AND APPLETON RD IN ELKTON, MD.
TALBOT 0 0 0
52 KTS/60 MPH WIND GUST AT BLACKWALNUT HARBOR.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 9 AT MAIN STREET IN MIDDLE TWP. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
TALBOT 0 0 0
46 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT BLACKWALNUT HARBOR WXFLOW SITE.
CUMBERLAND 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE AND WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 49 NEAR WEST AVENUE IN
BRIDGETON. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
ATLANTIC 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 9 NEAR MAYS LANDING ROAD IN SOMERS
POINT. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
AWOS REPORTS SUSTAINED WINDS OF 44 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 62 MPH.
QUEEN ANNES 0 0 0
43 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT PROSPECT BAY WEATHER UNDERGROUND SITE.
CECIL 0 0 0
49 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT WXFLOW SITE.
OCEAN 0 0 0
44 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT TUCKERTON WXFLOW SITE.
NEW CASTLE 0 0 0
STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO A STOAGE UNIT FACILITY TIME ESTIMATED.
ATLANTIC 0 0 0
41 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT PT POINT WXFLOW SITE.
CUMBERLAND 0 0 0
59 MPH SUSTAINED WIND. RUTGERS NJ WEATHER NETWORK.
CUMBERLAND 0 0 0
PEAK SUSTAINED WINDS OF 48 KTS WITH PEAK GUSTS TO 62 KTS AROUND
10:30 AM.
CHESTER 0 0 0
TREE DAMAGE IN WEST CHESTER. TIME ESTIMATED.
NEW CASTLE 0 0 0
STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO A STOAGE UNIT FACILITY TIME ESTIMATED.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN IN THE VICINITY OF AND VISIBLE FROM THE MOUNT
HOLLY WFO.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES AND NUMEROUS LARGE BRANCHES DOWN IN THE LAKES
NEIGHBORHOOD. WIDESPREAD POWER OUTAGES IN THE AREA.
OCEAN 0 0 0
50 MPH SUSTAINED WIND. HARVEY CEDARS OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
ANZ451 0 0 0
45 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT LBI ISLAND SURF.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
TREES AND BRANCHES DOWN.
CUMBERLAND 0 0 0
SPOTTER REPORTS SUSTAINED WINDS OF 38-42 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 58
MPH. TREE DAMAGE IN THE AREA ALONG WITH 4 INCHES OF RAIN.
TALBOT 0 0 0
AWOS REPORTS 39 MPH SUSTAINED WINDS WITH 56 MPH GUSTS.
MONTGOMERY 0 0 0
TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN VARYING DIRECTIONS ON HEEBNER ROAD BETWEEN
VALLEY FORGE ROAD AND HOLLOW ROAD. POSSIBLE TORNADO. TIME ESTIMATED
FROM RADAR.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
ROOF COMING OFF MONTEGO BAY HOTEL.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
TREES AND WIRES DOWN GSP MM 22.
PHILADELPHIA 0 0 0
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE ALONG KNIGHTS ROAD IN THE VICINITY OF THE
FRANKLIN MILLS MALL. DAMAGE IS POSSIBLY TORNADIC.
QUEEN ANNES 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 301 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 302.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 422 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 363. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL 0 0 0
SEVERAL REPORTS OF DOWNED TREES AND WIRES IN THE PORT DEPOSIT AND
PERRYVILLE AREA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
CORRECTS PREVIOUS TROPICAL STORM REPORT FROM 1 NW JACKSONVILLE.
VIDEO SHOWING A ROOF BEING BLOWN OFF OF A HOUSE IN OCEAN CITY. EXACT
TIME UNKNOWN.
CAROLINE 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES DOWN NORTHWEST OF GOLDSBORO.
BUCKS 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES AND LARGE LIMBS DOWN, ONE ON A SHED DOING DAMAGE IN
THE CHURCHVILLE-HOLLAND AREA.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
TREE ON HOUSE NEAR LEISURE POINT.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
TREE DOWN ON HOUSE (REPORT TIME ESTIMATED FROM NEARBY OBS).
SUSSEX 0 0 0
TREE DOWN ON HOUSE AT 66 BETHANY ROAD.
ANZ451 0 0 0
49 MPH SUSTAINED WIND. KITE ISLAND WXFLOW SITE.
BUCKS 0 0 0
SEVERE DAMAGE AROUND THE DOYLESTOWN HOSPITAL. THIS DAMAGE POSSIBLY
OCCURRED FROM A TORNADO. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON I-295 SOUTHBOUND NORTH OF EXIT 47. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 40 WESTBOUND AT JACKSON
STATION ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
ATLANTIC 0 0 0
ASOS REPORTS 40 MPH SUSTAINED WINDS WITH 66 MPH GUSTS.
CUMBERLAND 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 77 NEAR SILVER LAKE ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON I-295 NORTHBOUND AT EXIT 45. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
CECIL 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 222 NORTHBOUND AT COKESBURY
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NEW CASTLE 0 0 0
SIGNIFICANT TREE DAMAGE AND A CHIMNEY BLOWN OFF OF A HOUSE IN BEAR.
QUEEN ANNES 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 50 WESTBOUND NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY
301. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CUMBERLAND 0 0 0
DOWNED WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 47 NEAR BROADWAY IN MAURICE RIVER TWP.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CAMDEN 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 30 WESTBOUND WEST OF WATERFORD-BLUE
ANCHOR ROAD IN WINSLOW TWP. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
EXTENSIVE TREE DAMAGE IN THE COOPERSTOWN AND EDGEWATER PARK AREA.
SEVERAL VEHICLES WERE DAMAGED FROM DOWNED TREES. A 4-FOOT DIAMETER
TREE FELL ONTO A BUILDING. ANOTHER LARGE TREE BLOCKED
DELANCO-COOPERTOWN ROAD. TIME BASED ON VISUAL OBSERVATION OF THE
DAMAGE.
OCEAN 0 0 0
TREE INTO POWER LINES IN JACKSON TOWNSHIP ON N.COOK BRIDGE ROAD.
PHILADELPHIA 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN.
ATLANTIC 0 0 0
DOWNED POLE AND WIRES ON U.S. HIGHWAY 322 WESTBOUND AT U.S. HIGHWAY
50 IN HAMILTON TWP. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
SIGNIFICANT ROOF DAMAGE AT 34044 ORCHID LANE NEAR NASSAU.
BUCKS 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN.
BUCKS 0 0 0
4.5 INCHES OF RAIN SINCE 7 AM. POQUESSING CREEK RISING SHARPLY.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
44 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT HILLSBOROUGH.
OCEAN 0 0 0
45 MPH SUSTAINED WIND.
ANZ451 0 0 0
39 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT SOUTH SEASIDE PARK MARINA.
PHILADELPHIA 0 0 0
ASOS REPORTS SUSTAINED WINDS OF 40 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 49 MPH
DURING THE STORM.
QUEEN ANNES 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 301 SOUTHBOUND AT CHERRY LANE.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
NWS EMPLOYEE REPORTS A LARGE TREE DOWN ON WOODLANE ROAD JUST EAST OF
541. EXACT TIME UNKNOWN.
WARREN 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 182 SOUTHBOUND NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY 46.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
TREE DOWN AT THE CORNER OF WILLOW AND RALPH AVENUES IN SOUTH
PLAINFIELD.
MERCER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 206 AT COLD SOIL ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MERCER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 29 SOUTH OF VALLEY ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON I-287 SOUTHBOUND NEAR EXIT 30. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
CUMBERLAND 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 49 WEST OF RIECK ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
ATLANTIC 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 50 NORTHBOUND NEAR ATLANTIC CITY
EXPRESSWAY. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 545 AT LEEDS ROAD. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES DOWN ALONG GARDEN STATE PARKWAY AT MILE MARKER 21.
MERCER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 1 NEAR WHITEHEAD ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY 0 0 0
LARGE TREE (APPROX 4 INCH DIAMETER) DOWN IN LOWER MORELAND.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
PHOTOGRAPHS RECEIVED OF LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN IN HILLSBOROUGH.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
LARGE TREE DOWN ON POWER LINES IN NORTH BRUNSWICK.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
PICTURE OF A SNAPPED TREE IN GREEN BROOK TWP.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 83 NEAR DENNISVILLE ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
SUSTAINED WIND OF 45 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 65 MPH.
GLOUCESTER 0 0 0
LARGE TREES LIMBS DOWN BLOCKING HARRISONVILLE ROAD IN MULLICA HILL.
CECIL 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED JACOB TOME MEMORIAL HIGHWAY NEAR NANTUCKET
DRIVE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
QUEEN ANNES 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 301 NORTH OF STATE HIGHWAY
300. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BUCKS 0 0 0
TREE DOWN ON THE SHOULDER OF I-295.
BUCKS 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES AND LARGE LIMBS DOWN IN THE LANGHORNE AREA.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
TREES DOWN IN PEMBERTON.
MERCER 0 0 0
PEAK SUSTAINED WINDS OF 46 MPH WITH A PEAK GUST OF 63 MPH IN
LAWRENCEVILLE. NUMEROUS BRANCHES AND WIRES DOWN IN THE TOWNSHIP.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
41 MPH SUSTAINED WIND. RUTGERS FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL RESEARCH
EXTENSION CENTER.
GLOUCESTER 0 0 0
MULTIPLE TREES DOWN ON BREAKNECK ROAD IN MANTUA.
GLOUCESTER 0 0 0
LARGE TREE DOWN ON WOODBURY GLASSBORO ROAD IN MANTUA.
MERCER 0 0 0
LARGE TREE UPROOTED ON EWINGVILLE ROAD IN EWING. TIME ESTIMATED.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
OVER 36 TREES DOWN ACROSS SOUTH BRUNSWICK. NUMEROUS POWER OUTAGES
AND ROADS CLOSED.
MORRIS 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON I-80 WESTBOUND NEAR EXIT 42. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON GARDEN STATE PARKWAY SOUTHBOUND NEAR EXIT 98. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
TALBOT 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 309 AT WILLIS STREET. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
WARREN 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 57 WESTBOUND NEAR COUNTY ROADS 630 AND
651. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CAROLINE 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 16 AT KLEIN STREET. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MERCER 0 0 0
ASOS MEASURED A 43 MPH SUSTAINED WIND WITH GUSTS UP TO 58 MPH DURING
THE STORM.
MERCER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON I-195 JUST EAST OF I-295. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
CAMDEN 0 0 0
PICTURE ON SOCIAL MEDIA OF AN UPROOTED TREE IN CHERRY HILL. THE TREE
GRAZED A HOUSE AND CAUSED SOME COLLATERAL COSMETIC DAMAGE.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 202 NEAR AT&T ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
ATLANTIC 0 0 0
LARGE TREE UPROOTED IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA OF BRIGANTINE.
MORRIS 0 0 0
COCORAHS OBSERVER REPORTS TREES DOWN BLOCKING ROLLING RIDGE ROAD AND
SHONGUM ROAD IN RANDOLPH TWP. 2.71 INCHES OF RAIN TOTAL.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
TREES AND SEVERAL LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN IN BURLINGTON.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON GARDEN STATE PARKWAY SOUTHBOUND SOUTH OF EXIT 116.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE AND WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 33 NEAR WEST MAIN STREET.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NEW CASTLE 0 0 0
ASOS REPORTED SUSTAINED WINDS UP TO 43 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 58 MPH
DURING THE STORM.
CECIL 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 276 AT RISING SUN ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 79 NEAR FREEHOLD ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MORRIS 0 0 0
DOWNED TREES AT SEVERAL POINTS ON I-287 IN MORRIS COUNTY. LANE
RESTRICTIONS WERE REQUIRED NEAR EXITS 47, 37, AND 33. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MORRIS 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES UPROOTED AND POWER LINES DOWN ACROSS MADISON BOROUGH.
TIME ESTIMATED.
CECIL 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 279 BETWEEN APPLETON ROAD AND
BELLE HILL ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES AND LIMBS DOWN AROUND HOWELL. TRANSFORMERS BLOWING
NEARBY.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
NUMEROUS LOCATIONS AROUND AND IN THE 07059 ZIP CODE DEALING WITH
POWER LINES DOWN, TREES DOWN AND INTO CARS, HOUSES, AND COMMERCIAL
BUILDINGS. POWER OUTAGES ALSO REPORTED.
OCEAN 0 0 0
CWOP GAUGE REPORTED 46 MPH SUSTAINED WINDS WITH GUSTS UP TO 52 MPH.
CECIL 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 213 NEAR ROCK CHURCH ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
ANZ453 0 0 0
HADS GAUGE REPORTED SUSTAINED WINDS UP TO 50 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 69
MPH.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
TREES DOWN ONTO HOUSE.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
TREE DOWN ON A ROOF IN FREEHOLD... TRAINED SPOTTER MEASURED 61 MPH
PEAK GUSTS.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
TREES DOWN BLOCKING ROAD 535.
MORRIS 0 0 0
LARGE LIMBS DOWN IN DENVILLE, NJ.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
TREE UPROOTED NEAR MEDFORD-MOUNT HOLLY RD AND TURTLE CREEK DRIVE IN
MEDFORD, NJ.
CAPE MAY 0 0 0
PICTURE ON SOCIAL MEDIA OF 4 LARGE TREES UPROOTED AND RESTING
AGAINST A HOUSE AT 67TH STREET AND LANDIS AVENUE IN SEA ISLE CITY.
TIME ESTIMATED.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
LIVE WIRES DOWN ON FLORENCE AVENUE.
OCEAN 0 0 0
TREES DOWN NEAR BEACHWOOD BLVD AND ROUTE 9 IN BEACHWOOD.
OCEAN 0 0 0
TREES DOWN NEAR CHAIN BLVD AND ROUTE 9 IN BAYVILLE.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
SPOTTER REPORTS A SNAPPED TREE AND 2 SHEDS WERE DESTROYED IN EDISON
ON CALVERT AVE.
MERCER 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN EWING TOWNSHIP. ALSO 5 INCHES OF
RAIN HAS FALLEN.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NEAR EXIT 132. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE NORTH OF EXIT 9. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
LARGE BRANCHES DOWN AND A SHED DESTROYED IN EDISON ON CALVERT AVE.
CHESTER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF STATE HIGHWAY 82 AND
STATE HIGHWAY 340. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
WIDESPREAD POWER OUTAGES.
BUCKS 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES AND LARGE BRANCHES DOWN.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
TREE UPROOTED IN HILLSBOROUGH TWP.
OCEAN 0 0 0
PATIO DAMAGE NEAR TOMS RIVER. TREES AND WIRES DOWN AS WELL.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
LARGE LIMBS AND BRANCHES DOWN IN COLUMBUS.
DELAWARE 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES NEAR BARREN ROAD AND VAN LEER AVENUE. TIME
ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
4 TREES DOWN IN MONROE TOWNSHIP.
ATLANTIC 0 0 0
MULTIPLE TREES DOWN IN THE ABSECON AREA, SEVERAL DOWN ON CARS AND
HOUSES.
CAMDEN 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES AND LARGE BRANCHES DOWN.
HUNTERDON 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN READINGTON TOWNSHIP.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
NJWXNET GAUGE MEASURED SUSTAINED WINDS UP TO 50 MPH WITH GUSTS AS
HIGH AS 64 MPH.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE, POLE, AND WIRES NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY 206. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
TALBOT 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 303 NEAR TRAPPERS CORNER
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NEW CASTLE 0 0 0
TREES DOWN AND FENCE DAMAGE.
TALBOT 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 662 NEAR THREE BRIDGE BRANCH
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
OCEAN 0 0 0
TREES DOWN IN BRICK.
MONTGOMERY 0 0 0
MEASURED 40-42 MPH PEAK SUSTAINED WINDS.
LEHIGH 0 0 0
ASOS REPORTED SUSTAINED WINDS UP TO 39 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 52 MPH
DURING THE STORM.
ANZ452 0 0 0
HADS GAUGE AT THE ATLANTIC CITY MARINA MEASURED 40 MPH SUSTAINED
WINDS WITH 65 MPH GUSTS.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN ACROSS WILLINGBORO CLOSING
ROADS.
ATLANTIC 0 0 0
VIDEO ON SOCIAL MEDIA OF SUSTAINED WINDS OF 50-60 MPH BEING MEASURED
ON A HANDHELD ANEMOMETER.
CHESTER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE IN SIRES ON CREEK ROAD NEAR DORIANS MILL ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MERCER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 206 NEAR QUAKER ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
DOWNED WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 71 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 33. TIME
ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
MONTGOMERY 0 0 0
LARGE BRANCH DOWN (APPROX 6 INCHES IN DIAMETER).
MERCER 0 0 0
DOWNED POLE AND WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 33 NEAR YARDVILLE-HAMILTON
SQUARE ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
MORRIS 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 24 NEAR EXIT 7. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
HUNTERDON 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 29 NEAR KINGWOOD STATION-BARBERTOWN
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
TREES DOWN IN SPARTA.
WARREN 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON I-80 WESTBOUND NEAR THE ALLAMUCHY REST AREA. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH AREA.
SALEM 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE AND WIRES ON U.S. HIGHWAY 40 EAST OF COMMISSIONERS PIKE.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
OCEAN 0 0 0
LARGE TREE UPROOTED ON GOLD AVE IN TOMS RIVER.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NEAR EXIT 109. TIME ESTIMATED
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
NORTHAMPTON 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREES DOWN IN LEHIGH TOWNSHIP.
LEHIGH 0 0 0
SPOTTER REPORTS WINDS OF 45+ MPH WITH A PEAK GUST OF 55 MPH.
NUMEROUS LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN AROUND WHITEHALL TWP.
CHESTER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES NEAR LITTLE SHILOH ROAD AND FIVE POINTS ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
LARGE TREE UPROOTED ON MAIN AVE IN OCEAN GROVE.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 284 NEAR LAYTON ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 206 NEAR COUNTY ROAD 517. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
DOWNED WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 35 NEAR KINGS HIGHWAY. TIME ESTIMATED
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MORRIS 0 0 0
SEVERAL REPORTS OF TREES DOWN ON I-80 IN MORRIS COUNTY, INCLUDING
NEAR EXITS 34 AND 42. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
MORRIS 0 0 0
LARGE TREE AND POWER POLE DOWN BLOCKING A ROADWAY.
DELAWARE 0 0 0
LARGE TREE DOWN BLOCKING FEATHERBED LANE NEAR ROUTE 322.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON I-195 EASTBOUND RAMP FROM EXIT 8. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MERCER 0 0 0
DOWNED POLE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 1 NEAR CARNEGIE CENTER BOULEVARD. TIME
ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
CHESTER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON GOSHEN ROAD NEAR PHOENIXVILLE PIKE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MORRIS 0 0 0
TREES DOWN IN RANDOLPH.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
SEVERAL TELEPHONE POLES SNAPPED ON RT 36 IN LONG BRANCH.
OCEAN 0 0 0
2 UTILITY POLES DOWN ON ROUT 9 IN BARNEGAT. TIME ESTIMATED.
MORRIS 0 0 0
SEVERAL LARGE TREE LIMBS AND BRANCHES DOWN IN DOVER.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
NUMEROUS TREE LIMBS AND WIRES DOWN IN THE KEYPORT AREA WITH
ASSOCIATED POWER OUTAGES.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN BLOCKING COLUMBUS ROAD IN BURLINGTON.
HUNTERDON 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 31 NEAR PAYNE ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
CORRECTS PREVIOUS TROPICAL STORM REPORT FROM 2 SW RANCOCAS. NJWXNET
SITE IN MOORESTOWN MEASURED A 39 MPH SUSTAINED WIND WITH GUSTS UP TO
52 MPH DURING THE STORM.
MERCER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 206 NEAR EGGERT CROSSING ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CUMBERLAND 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE AND WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 56 NEAR GARTON ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
GLOUCESTER 0 0 0
UPROOTED TREE DOWN ONTO A HOUSE IN THE BECKETT SECTION OF LOGAN
TOWNSHIP.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON I-287 SOUTHBOUND RAMP TO EXIT 30. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
CHESTER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES NEAR WAWASET ROAD AND LENAPE UNIONVILLE ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
OCEAN 0 0 0
TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN IN FORKED RIVER ON WILLIAMS STREET. POWER
IS ALSO OUT.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
TREE DOWN ONTO A HOUSE IN RED BANK. TIME ESTIMATED.
BURLINGTON 0 0 0
TREE DOWN ON POWER LINES NEAR UNION MILL RD AND ARK RD.
LEHIGH 0 0 0
DOWNED UTILITY ON STATE HIGHWAY 29 NEAR CHESTNUT STREET. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
SEVERAL LARGE TREE BRANCHES DOWN, SOME ON WIRES.
BUCKS 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES ON LEHNENBERG ROAD NEAR SLIFER VALLEY ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CECIL 0 0 0
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 545 NEAR ZEITLER LANE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
POWER OUT WITH MULTIPLE TREES AND LINES DOWN.
MONMOUTH 0 0 0
GAUGE AT SANDY HOOK REPORTS SUSTAIN WINDS UP TO 52 MPH AND GUSTS AS
HIGH AS 67 MPH.
MORRIS 0 0 0
A FEW TREES DOWN AROUND MORRISTOWN ALONG WITH OTHER WIND DAMAGE.
TIME ESTIMATED.
MERCER 0 0 0
SEVERAL LARGE TREE LIMBS AND TREES DOWN IN HOPEWELL.
CHESTER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON POTTSTOWN PIKE NEAR HORSESHOE TRAIL. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
MONTGOMERY 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF DEEP CREEK ROAD AND
GRAVEL PIKE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
NORTHAMPTON 0 0 0
DOWNED UTILITY ON FILETOWN ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BUCKS 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES DOWN ON SYCAMORE DR.
MONROE 0 0 0
LARGE TREE BLOCKING HALF THE ROAD ON PA 611 NORTH NEAR POINT OF GAP
OVERLOOK. TIME ESTIMATED.
SUSSEX 0 0 0
COOP OBSERVER AT HIGHLAND LAKES REPORTS THAT A LARGE TREE FELL AND
DESTROYED HIS RAIN GAUGE AND THE DECK IT WAS ATTACHED TO. THE GAUGE
HAD OVER 5 INCHES OVER RAIN IN IT BEFORE IT WAS DESTROYED. TIME
ESTIMATED.
CHESTER 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF CHARLESTOWN ROAD AND SWISS
LANE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
DOWNED UTILITY ON U.S. HIGHWAY 22 NEAR WARRENVILLE AVENUE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
CARBON 0 0 0
DOWNED UTILITY ON KUNKLETOWN ROAD NEAR THE MONROE/CARBON COUNTY
BORDER. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 9 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 35. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
SOMERSET 0 0 0
DOWNED TREE AND WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 27 NEAR COZZENS LANE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
BUCKS 0 0 0
SEVERAL TREES DOWN.
MIDDLESEX 0 0 0
TREES DOWN.
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PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT...SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ
334 AM EDT FRI AUG 7 2020
...ISAIAS TROPICAL STORM REPORTS...
..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LOCATION... ...LAT.LON...
..DATE... ....MAG.... ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
..REMARKS..
0810 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 NE MAGNOLIA 39.09N 75.45W
08/04/2020 KENT DE MESONET
41 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT WXFLOW SITE SR 1 AT
TRAP SHOOTERS RD.
0815 AM TROPICAL STORM 5 E LONG NECK 38.61N 75.06W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE PUBLIC
SUSTAINED WIND OF 44 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 51
MPH.
0830 AM TROPICAL STORM INDIAN BEACH 38.68N 75.08W
08/04/2020 ANZ455 DE MESONET
40 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT DEWEY BEACH WXFLOW
SITE XDEW.
0830 AM TROPICAL STORM 3 S INDIAN BEACH 38.64N 75.07W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE MESONET
43 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT DELAWARE SEASHORE.
0836 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 ENE LEWES 38.78N 75.12W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE OTHER FEDERAL
NOS GAUGE REPORTS SUSTAINED 40 MPH WINDS AND
57 MPH GUSTS.
0840 AM TROPICAL STORM NAZARETH 40.74N 75.31W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA PUBLIC
LARGE LIMBS SNAPPED IN NAZARETH.
0842 AM TROPICAL STORM 3 SSW NASSAU 38.68N 75.18W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE PUBLIC
ONE TREE DOWN AND SEVERAL TREE LIMBS DOWN
BETWEEN REHOBOTH BEACH AND LONG NECK.
TRAFFIC LIGHTS ALSO OUT IN THE AREA.
0844 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 N BETHANY BEACH 38.56N 75.06W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIRES DOWN ON ON STATE ROUTE 1 NEAR FRED
HUDSON ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0854 AM TROPICAL STORM 9 WNW CAPE MAY POINT 38.99N 75.11W
08/04/2020 ANZ431 NJ BUOY
58 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT BRANDYWINE SHOAL
LIGHT NOS SITE.
0855 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 NE MAGNOLIA 39.08N 75.46W
08/04/2020 KENT DE MESONET
DELAWARE DOT GAUGE MEASURED A 42 MPH
SUSTAINED WIND WITH GUSTS UP TO 77 MPH AS A
TORNADIC SUPERCELL PASSED.
0857 AM TROPICAL STORM TRAPPE 38.66N 76.06W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD TRAINED SPOTTER
SPOTTER REPORTS NUMEROUS LIMBS DOWN AND
DETERIORATING CONDITIONS. PEAK WINDS OF 45
MPH SO FAR. 8.10 INCHES OF RAIN SINCE
MIDNIGHT.
0915 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 NW SMYRNA LANDING 39.32N 75.61W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
A WIND GUST MEASURED TO 96 MPH AT A DELDOT
WEATHER STATION ALONG ROUTE 1 JUST NORTH OF
SMYRNA AS A TORNADIC SIGNATURE MOVED
THROUGH. THE WIND WAS SUSTAINED AT 53 MPH AT
THE TIME.
0916 AM TROPICAL STORM CAPE MAY 38.94N 74.92W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ AMATEUR RADIO
NUMEROUS TREE LIMBS DOWN NEAR WASHINGTON
STREET AND FRANKLIN STREET, SOME INTO WIRES.
THE LIMBS ON WIRES HAVE STARTED SMALL FIRES.
0918 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSW BETHANY BEACH 38.53N 75.06W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROUTE 1 CLOSED AT JEFFERSON BRIDGE ROAD FROM
DOWNED TREES AND WIRES. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0924 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNE STRATHMERE 39.22N 74.64W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ MESONET
39 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT OCEAN CITY SOUTH
BEACH WXFLOW SITE.
0929 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNW SEA ISLE CITY 39.18N 74.70W
08/04/2020 ANZ453 NJ MESONET
42 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT WXFLOW SITE LUDLAM
BAY.
0930 AM TROPICAL STORM 4 SSW ELSINBORO TWP 39.48N 75.54W
08/04/2020 SALEM NJ MESONET
NJWXNET AT LOWER ALLOWAYS CREEK MEASURED A
44 MPH SUSTAINED WIND WITH 46 MPH GUSTS.
0930 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSW SUMMIT BRIDGE 39.52N 75.73W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE BROADCAST MEDIA
REPORTS OF SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURAL WIND
DAMAGE TO HOMES NEAR THE SUMMIT AIRPORT.
COULD BE AN EXTENSION OF THE TORNADO TRACK
FROM FARTHER SOUTH IN KENT COUNTY.
0931 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 WSW PORT DEPOSIT 39.60N 76.12W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 276
AT MAIN STREET. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0933 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 WSW MATTHEWS 38.80N 75.99W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 328
AT THREE BRIDGE BRANCH ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0939 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 ENE RICHARDSMERE 39.69N 76.10W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 1
NORTHBOUND AT STATE HIGHWAY 273. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0943 AM TROPICAL STORM 5 ESE BAY RIDGE 38.92N 76.36W
08/04/2020 QUEEN ANNES MD BUOY
47 KTS/54 MPH WIND GUST AT KENT ISLAND.
0946 AM TROPICAL STORM DELAWARE COASTAL AIRPOR 38.69N 75.36W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE ASOS
ASOS REPORTED SUSTAINED WINDS OF 41 MPH WITH
GUSTS UP TO 57 MPH DURING THE STORM.
1000 AM TROPICAL STORM ESTELL MANOR 39.38N 74.83W
08/04/2020 ATLANTIC NJ CO-OP OBSERVER
COOP OBSERVER REPORTS WIDESPREAD DAMAGING
WINDS, TREES, AND WIRES DOWN IN ESTELL
MANOR. POWER OUT THROUGH THE AREA. SEVERAL
GUSTS ESTIMATED 65 MPH. OBSERVED FROM 10AM
TO 2PM.
1000 AM TROPICAL STORM TILGHMAN 38.72N 76.33W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD MESONET
MDDOT GAUGE AT THE KNAPPS NARROWS DRAWBRIDGE
MEASURED 47 MPH SUSTAINED WINDS WITH GUSTS
UP TO 69 MPH.
1000 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 ENE CAPE MAY 38.94N 74.91W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ PUBLIC
TREE DOWN IN CAPE MAY AVE IN CAPE MAY.
1000 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 S WOODSIDE 39.06N 75.57W
08/04/2020 KENT DE PUBLIC
56 MPH WIND GUST NEAR WOODSIDE, DE.
1000 AM TROPICAL STORM PETERSBURG 39.25N 74.73W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
SEVERAL TREES DOWN IN THE AREA.
1000 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNE ELKTON 39.63N 75.82W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD PUBLIC
TREES DOWN ON WIRES ON BELLE HILL RD AND
APPLETON RD IN ELKTON, MD.
1004 AM TROPICAL STORM 10 ENE PLUM POINT 38.68N 76.33W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD BUOY
52 KTS/60 MPH WIND GUST AT BLACKWALNUT
HARBOR.
1013 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNE RIO GRANDE 39.04N 74.86W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 9 AT MAIN STREET
IN MIDDLE TWP. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1014 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 S TILGHMAN ISLAND 38.68N 76.33W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD MESONET
46 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT BLACKWALNUT HARBOR
WXFLOW SITE.
1015 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 WNW BRIDGETON 39.43N 75.24W
08/04/2020 CUMBERLAND NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE AND WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 49
NEAR WEST AVENUE IN BRIDGETON. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1017 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 W SOMERS POINT 39.31N 74.61W
08/04/2020 ATLANTIC NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 9 NEAR MAYS
LANDING ROAD IN SOMERS POINT. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1018 AM TROPICAL STORM CAPE MAY COUNTY AIRPORT 39.01N 74.91W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ AWOS
AWOS REPORTS SUSTAINED WINDS OF 44 MPH WITH
GUSTS TO 62 MPH.
1020 AM TROPICAL STORM 3 S GRASONVILLE 38.92N 76.20W
08/04/2020 QUEEN ANNES MD MESONET
43 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT PROSPECT BAY
WEATHER UNDERGROUND SITE.
1022 AM TROPICAL STORM CHESAPEAKE CITY 39.53N 75.81W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD MESONET
49 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT WXFLOW SITE.
1026 AM TROPICAL STORM 4 ESE MYSTIC ISLAND 39.52N 74.32W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ MESONET
44 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT TUCKERTON WXFLOW
SITE.
1030 AM TROPICAL STORM MIDDLETOWN 39.45N 75.72W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE TRAINED SPOTTER
STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO A STOAGE UNIT FACILITY
TIME ESTIMATED.
1030 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 SE PLEASANTVILLE 39.38N 74.50W
08/04/2020 ATLANTIC NJ MESONET
41 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT PT POINT WXFLOW
SITE.
1030 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 NW FORTESCUE 39.25N 75.18W
08/04/2020 CUMBERLAND NJ MESONET
59 MPH SUSTAINED WIND. RUTGERS NJ WEATHER
NETWORK.
1030 AM TROPICAL STORM NEWPORT 39.30N 75.18W
08/04/2020 CUMBERLAND NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
PEAK SUSTAINED WINDS OF 48 KTS WITH PEAK
GUSTS TO 62 KTS AROUND 10:30 AM.
1030 AM TROPICAL STORM WEST CHESTER 39.96N 75.60W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA PUBLIC
TREE DAMAGE IN WEST CHESTER. TIME ESTIMATED.
1030 AM TROPICAL STORM MIDDLETOWN 39.45N 75.72W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE TRAINED SPOTTER
STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO A STOAGE UNIT FACILITY
TIME ESTIMATED.
1034 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 ENE WESTAMPTON TWP 40.01N 74.82W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ NWS EMPLOYEE
LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN IN THE VICINITY OF AND
VISIBLE FROM THE MOUNT HOLLY WFO.
1040 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 ENE MOUNT LAUREL 39.94N 74.86W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ NWS EMPLOYEE
SEVERAL TREES AND NUMEROUS LARGE BRANCHES
DOWN IN THE LAKES NEIGHBORHOOD. WIDESPREAD
POWER OUTAGES IN THE AREA.
1040 AM TROPICAL STORM HARVEY CEDARS 39.71N 74.14W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ MESONET
50 MPH SUSTAINED WIND. HARVEY CEDARS OFFICE
OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.
1043 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 WNW SHIP BOTTOM 39.66N 74.21W
08/04/2020 ANZ451 NJ MESONET
45 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT LBI ISLAND SURF.
1045 AM TROPICAL STORM RIO GRANDE 39.01N 74.88W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
TREES AND BRANCHES DOWN.
1045 AM TROPICAL STORM NEWPORT 39.30N 75.18W
08/04/2020 CUMBERLAND NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
SPOTTER REPORTS SUSTAINED WINDS OF 38-42 MPH
WITH GUSTS UP TO 58 MPH. TREE DAMAGE IN THE
AREA ALONG WITH 4 INCHES OF RAIN.
1050 AM TROPICAL STORM EASTON MUNICIPAL AIRPOR 38.80N 76.07W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD AWOS
AWOS REPORTS 39 MPH SUSTAINED WINDS WITH 56
MPH GUSTS.
1050 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 SW WORCESTER TWP 40.19N 75.36W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA FIRE DEPT/RESCUE
TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN VARYING DIRECTIONS
ON HEEBNER ROAD BETWEEN VALLEY FORGE ROAD
AND HOLLOW ROAD. POSSIBLE TORNADO. TIME
ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
1050 AM TROPICAL STORM WILDWOOD 38.98N 74.82W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
ROOF COMING OFF MONTEGO BAY HOTEL.
1050 AM TROPICAL STORM OCEAN VIEW 39.21N 74.70W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
TREES AND WIRES DOWN GSP MM 22.
1050 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 N ANDALUSIA 40.09N 74.97W
08/04/2020 PHILADELPHIA PA FIRE DEPT/RESCUE
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE ALONG KNIGHTS ROAD IN
THE VICINITY OF THE FRANKLIN MILLS MALL.
DAMAGE IS POSSIBLY TORNADIC.
1054 AM TROPICAL STORM 3 E CHURCH HILL 39.14N 75.93W
08/04/2020 QUEEN ANNES MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 301
NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 302. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1057 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 ENE VALLEY FORGE 40.11N 75.42W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 422 NEAR STATE
HIGHWAY 363. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1100 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 WNW PORT DEPOSIT 39.62N 76.14W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
SEVERAL REPORTS OF DOWNED TREES AND WIRES IN
THE PORT DEPOSIT AND PERRYVILLE AREA. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
1100 AM TROPICAL STORM OCEAN CITY 39.28N 74.57W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ BROADCAST MEDIA
CORRECTS PREVIOUS TROPICAL STORM REPORT FROM
1 NW JACKSONVILLE. VIDEO SHOWING A ROOF
BEING BLOWN OFF OF A HOUSE IN OCEAN CITY.
EXACT TIME UNKNOWN.
1100 AM TROPICAL STORM 3 SSE INGLESIDE 39.08N 75.84W
08/04/2020 CAROLINE MD TRAINED SPOTTER
SEVERAL TREES DOWN NORTHWEST OF GOLDSBORO.
1100 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSE NORTHAMPTON TWP 40.20N 75.00W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA PUBLIC
SEVERAL TREES AND LARGE LIMBS DOWN, ONE ON A
SHED DOING DAMAGE IN THE CHURCHVILLE-HOLLAND
AREA.
1100 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNW LONG NECK 38.64N 75.16W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE EMERGENCY MNGR
TREE ON HOUSE NEAR LEISURE POINT.
1100 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNW DAGSBORO 38.58N 75.26W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE EMERGENCY MNGR
TREE DOWN ON HOUSE (REPORT TIME ESTIMATED
FROM NEARBY OBS).
1100 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 E SELBYVILLE 38.46N 75.21W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE EMERGENCY MNGR
TREE DOWN ON HOUSE AT 66 BETHANY ROAD.
1103 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 E WARETOWN 39.80N 74.17W
08/04/2020 ANZ451 NJ MESONET
49 MPH SUSTAINED WIND. KITE ISLAND WXFLOW
SITE.
1105 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 WSW DOYLESTOWN 40.31N 75.15W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA TRAINED SPOTTER
SEVERE DAMAGE AROUND THE DOYLESTOWN
HOSPITAL. THIS DAMAGE POSSIBLY OCCURRED FROM
A TORNADO. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
1105 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 E BURLINGTON TWP 40.06N 74.80W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON I-295 SOUTHBOUND NORTH OF
EXIT 47. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1105 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 NE PERRYVILLE 39.58N 76.04W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 40
WESTBOUND AT JACKSON STATION ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1106 AM TROPICAL STORM ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATI 39.46N 74.58W
08/04/2020 ATLANTIC NJ ASOS
ASOS REPORTS 40 MPH SUSTAINED WINDS WITH 66
MPH GUSTS.
1106 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 SSE SEABROOK FARMS 39.48N 75.21W
08/04/2020 CUMBERLAND NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 77 NEAR SILVER
LAKE ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1106 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 W WESTAMPTON TWP 40.01N 74.85W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON I-295 NORTHBOUND AT EXIT 45.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1106 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 SE PORT DEPOSIT 39.60N 76.08W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 222
NORTHBOUND AT COKESBURY ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1107 AM TROPICAL STORM BEAR 39.63N 75.66W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE PUBLIC
SIGNIFICANT TREE DAMAGE AND A CHIMNEY BLOWN
OFF OF A HOUSE IN BEAR.
1107 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSW QUEENSTOWN 38.98N 76.16W
08/04/2020 QUEEN ANNES MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 50
WESTBOUND NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY 301. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1107 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNE MAURICETOWN 39.31N 74.98W
08/04/2020 CUMBERLAND NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 47 NEAR
BROADWAY IN MAURICE RIVER TWP. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1110 AM TROPICAL STORM WATERFORD WORKS 39.72N 74.86W
08/04/2020 CAMDEN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 30 WESTBOUND
WEST OF WATERFORD-BLUE ANCHOR ROAD IN
WINSLOW TWP. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1115 AM TROPICAL STORM COOPERSTOWN 40.05N 74.91W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ NWS EMPLOYEE
EXTENSIVE TREE DAMAGE IN THE COOPERSTOWN AND
EDGEWATER PARK AREA. SEVERAL VEHICLES WERE
DAMAGED FROM DOWNED TREES. A 4-FOOT DIAMETER
TREE FELL ONTO A BUILDING. ANOTHER LARGE
TREE BLOCKED DELANCO-COOPERTOWN ROAD. TIME
BASED ON VISUAL OBSERVATION OF THE DAMAGE.
1115 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 W JACKSON 40.13N 74.29W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
TREE INTO POWER LINES IN JACKSON TOWNSHIP ON
N.COOK BRIDGE ROAD.
1115 AM TROPICAL STORM NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA 40.09N 75.02W
08/04/2020 PHILADELPHIA PA TRAINED SPOTTER
NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN.
1115 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 NE HAMILTON TWP 39.48N 74.71W
08/04/2020 ATLANTIC NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED POLE AND WIRES ON U.S. HIGHWAY 322
WESTBOUND AT U.S. HIGHWAY 50 IN HAMILTON
TWP. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1116 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSW NASSAU 38.70N 75.16W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX DE EMERGENCY MNGR
SIGNIFICANT ROOF DAMAGE AT 34044 ORCHID LANE
NEAR NASSAU.
1117 AM TROPICAL STORM BENSALEM 40.11N 74.93W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA PUBLIC
NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN.
1118 AM TROPICAL STORM BENSALEM 40.11N 74.93W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA PUBLIC
4.5 INCHES OF RAIN SINCE 7 AM. POQUESSING
CREEK RISING SHARPLY.
1119 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 SW MILLSTONE 40.48N 74.62W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ MESONET
44 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT HILLSBOROUGH.
1120 AM TROPICAL STORM SEASIDE HEIGHTS 39.94N 74.07W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ MESONET
45 MPH SUSTAINED WIND.
1123 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 SSW SEASIDE PARK 39.91N 74.09W
08/04/2020 ANZ451 NJ PUBLIC
39 MPH SUSTAINED WIND AT SOUTH SEASIDE PARK
MARINA.
1125 AM TROPICAL STORM NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA 40.08N 75.01W
08/04/2020 PHILADELPHIA PA ASOS
ASOS REPORTS SUSTAINED WINDS OF 40 MPH WITH
GUSTS UP TO 49 MPH DURING THE STORM.
1125 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 ENE QUEENSTOWN 39.00N 76.13W
08/04/2020 QUEEN ANNES MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 301
SOUTHBOUND AT CHERRY LANE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1125 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 NW JACKSONVILLE 40.01N 74.79W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ NWS EMPLOYEE
NWS EMPLOYEE REPORTS A LARGE TREE DOWN ON
WOODLANE ROAD JUST EAST OF 541. EXACT TIME
UNKNOWN.
1129 AM TROPICAL STORM HACKETTSTOWN 40.85N 74.82W
08/04/2020 WARREN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 182 SOUTHBOUND
NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY 46. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1130 AM TROPICAL STORM SOUTH PLAINFIELD 40.58N 74.42W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
TREE DOWN AT THE CORNER OF WILLOW AND RALPH
AVENUES IN SOUTH PLAINFIELD.
1130 AM TROPICAL STORM LAWRENCEVILLE 40.30N 74.73W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 206 AT COLD SOIL
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1133 AM TROPICAL STORM 3 SSE LAMBERTVILLE 40.33N 74.93W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 29 SOUTH OF
VALLEY ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH.
1133 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNE BASKING RIDGE 40.72N 74.54W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON I-287 SOUTHBOUND NEAR EXIT
30. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1134 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 W MILLVILLE 39.40N 75.08W
08/04/2020 CUMBERLAND NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 49 WEST OF
RIECK ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1135 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 SW EGG HARBOR CITY 39.51N 74.67W
08/04/2020 ATLANTIC NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 50 NORTHBOUND
NEAR ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1138 AM TROPICAL STORM 2 WSW CHERRY HILL 39.65N 75.88W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 545
AT LEEDS ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1140 AM TROPICAL STORM OCEAN VIEW 39.21N 74.70W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
SEVERAL TREES DOWN ALONG GARDEN STATE
PARKWAY AT MILE MARKER 21.
1140 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNW HAMILTON TWP 40.25N 74.73W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 1 NEAR WHITEHEAD
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1143 AM TROPICAL STORM LOWER MORELAND TWP 40.12N 75.06W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA TRAINED SPOTTER
LARGE TREE (APPROX 4 INCH DIAMETER) DOWN IN
LOWER MORELAND.
1145 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNE BELLE MEAD 40.48N 74.65W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
PHOTOGRAPHS RECEIVED OF LARGE TREE LIMBS
DOWN IN HILLSBOROUGH.
1145 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 W NORTH BRUNSWICK 40.47N 74.49W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
LARGE TREE DOWN ON POWER LINES IN NORTH
BRUNSWICK.
1146 AM TROPICAL STORM GREEN BROOK TWP 40.60N 74.48W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ PUBLIC
PICTURE OF A SNAPPED TREE IN GREEN BROOK
TWP.
1146 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 S DENNISVILLE 39.18N 74.81W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 83 NEAR
DENNISVILLE ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1150 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 ESE LUMBERTON 39.97N 74.78W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
SUSTAINED WIND OF 45 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 65
MPH.
1152 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNW HARRISONVILLE 39.69N 75.27W
08/04/2020 GLOUCESTER NJ PUBLIC
LARGE TREES LIMBS DOWN BLOCKING
HARRISONVILLE ROAD IN MULLICA HILL.
1156 AM TROPICAL STORM 1 N WOODLAWN 39.65N 76.07W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED JACOB TOME MEMORIAL
HIGHWAY NEAR NANTUCKET DRIVE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1159 AM TROPICAL STORM 3 WSW SUDLERSVILLE 39.17N 75.92W
08/04/2020 QUEEN ANNES MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 301
NORTH OF STATE HIGHWAY 300. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1200 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSW LEVITTOWN 40.14N 74.90W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA PUBLIC
TREE DOWN ON THE SHOULDER OF I-295.
1200 PM TROPICAL STORM LANGHORNE 40.18N 74.92W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA PUBLIC
SEVERAL TREES AND LARGE LIMBS DOWN IN THE
LANGHORNE AREA.
1200 PM TROPICAL STORM PEMBERTON 39.97N 74.68W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ PUBLIC
TREES DOWN IN PEMBERTON.
1200 PM TROPICAL STORM LAWRENCEVILLE 40.30N 74.73W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
PEAK SUSTAINED WINDS OF 46 MPH WITH A PEAK
GUST OF 63 MPH IN LAWRENCEVILLE. NUMEROUS
BRANCHES AND WIRES DOWN IN THE TOWNSHIP.
1200 PM TROPICAL STORM UPPER FREEHOLD TWP 40.12N 74.53W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ MESONET
41 MPH SUSTAINED WIND. RUTGERS FRUIT AND
ORNAMENTAL RESEARCH EXTENSION CENTER.
1200 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 WNW SEWELL 39.77N 75.16W
08/04/2020 GLOUCESTER NJ PUBLIC
MULTIPLE TREES DOWN ON BREAKNECK ROAD IN
MANTUA.
1200 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 E WENONAH 39.79N 75.14W
08/04/2020 GLOUCESTER NJ PUBLIC
LARGE TREE DOWN ON WOODBURY GLASSBORO ROAD
IN MANTUA.
1200 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNE PROSPECT PARK 40.25N 74.76W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ PUBLIC
LARGE TREE UPROOTED ON EWINGVILLE ROAD IN
EWING. TIME ESTIMATED.
1200 PM TROPICAL STORM SOUTH BRUNSWICK 40.40N 74.54W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ LAW ENFORCEMENT
OVER 36 TREES DOWN ACROSS SOUTH BRUNSWICK.
NUMEROUS POWER OUTAGES AND ROADS CLOSED.
1201 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSW FOX HILL 40.87N 74.45W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON I-80 WESTBOUND NEAR EXIT 42.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1201 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 NE RAMTOWN 40.15N 74.11W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON GARDEN STATE PARKWAY
SOUTHBOUND NEAR EXIT 98. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1202 PM TROPICAL STORM CORDOVA 38.88N 76.00W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 309
AT WILLIS STREET. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1202 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 ENE WASHINGTON 40.77N 74.94W
08/04/2020 WARREN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 57 WESTBOUND
NEAR COUNTY ROADS 630 AND 651. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1203 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NE PRESTON 38.73N 75.89W
08/04/2020 CAROLINE MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 16 AT
KLEIN STREET. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1205 PM TROPICAL STORM TRENTON MERCER AIRPORT 40.28N 74.81W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ ASOS
ASOS MEASURED A 43 MPH SUSTAINED WIND WITH
GUSTS UP TO 58 MPH DURING THE STORM.
1205 PM TROPICAL STORM 3 N BORDENTOWN 40.18N 74.71W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON I-195 JUST EAST OF I-295.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1205 PM TROPICAL STORM CHERRY HILL TWP 39.93N 75.03W
08/04/2020 CAMDEN NJ PUBLIC
PICTURE ON SOCIAL MEDIA OF AN UPROOTED TREE
IN CHERRY HILL. THE TREE GRAZED A HOUSE AND
CAUSED SOME COLLATERAL COSMETIC DAMAGE.
1207 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 S BEDMINSTER TWP 40.66N 74.64W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 202 NEAR AT&T
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1210 PM TROPICAL STORM BRIGANTINE 39.40N 74.37W
08/04/2020 ATLANTIC NJ PUBLIC
LARGE TREE UPROOTED IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA OF
BRIGANTINE.
1215 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 ESE RANDOLPH, NJ 40.84N 74.54W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ COCORAHS
COCORAHS OBSERVER REPORTS TREES DOWN
BLOCKING ROLLING RIDGE ROAD AND SHONGUM ROAD
IN RANDOLPH TWP. 2.71 INCHES OF RAIN TOTAL.
1215 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SW BURLINGTON TWP 40.06N 74.85W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ PUBLIC
TREES AND SEVERAL LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN IN
BURLINGTON.
1221 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 E STRATHMORE 40.39N 74.18W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON GARDEN STATE PARKWAY
SOUTHBOUND SOUTH OF EXIT 116. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1224 PM TROPICAL STORM WEST FREEHOLD 40.25N 74.29W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE AND WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 33
NEAR WEST MAIN STREET. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1228 PM TROPICAL STORM NEW CASTLE AIRPORT (KIL 39.68N 75.61W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE ASOS
ASOS REPORTED SUSTAINED WINDS UP TO 43 MPH
WITH GUSTS UP TO 58 MPH DURING THE STORM.
1228 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 W RISING SUN 39.70N 76.08W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 276
AT RISING SUN ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1228 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNE FREEHOLD 40.28N 74.26W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 79 NEAR
FREEHOLD ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1228 PM TROPICAL STORM MONTVILLE 40.91N 74.38W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREES AT SEVERAL POINTS ON I-287 IN
MORRIS COUNTY. LANE RESTRICTIONS WERE
REQUIRED NEAR EXITS 47, 37, AND 33. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1230 PM TROPICAL STORM MADISON 40.76N 74.42W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ EMERGENCY MNGR
SEVERAL TREES UPROOTED AND POWER LINES DOWN
ACROSS MADISON BOROUGH. TIME ESTIMATED.
1231 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 N ELKTON 39.62N 75.83W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 279
BETWEEN APPLETON ROAD AND BELLE HILL ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1233 PM TROPICAL STORM HOWELL 40.16N 74.22W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
NUMEROUS TREES AND LIMBS DOWN AROUND HOWELL.
TRANSFORMERS BLOWING NEARBY.
1234 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 ENE WARREN 40.63N 74.47W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ PUBLIC
NUMEROUS LOCATIONS AROUND AND IN THE 07059
ZIP CODE DEALING WITH POWER LINES DOWN,
TREES DOWN AND INTO CARS, HOUSES, AND
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS. POWER OUTAGES ALSO
REPORTED.
1236 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNW OCEAN GATE 39.94N 74.15W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ PUBLIC
CWOP GAUGE REPORTED 46 MPH SUSTAINED WINDS
WITH GUSTS UP TO 52 MPH.
1239 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNW FAIR HILL 39.72N 75.88W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 213
NEAR ROCK CHURCH ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1242 PM TROPICAL STORM STONE HARBOR 39.06N 74.77W
08/04/2020 ANZ453 NJ OTHER FEDERAL
HADS GAUGE REPORTED SUSTAINED WINDS UP TO 50
MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 69 MPH.
1245 PM TROPICAL STORM OLD BRIDGE 40.36N 74.34W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
TREES DOWN ONTO HOUSE.
1245 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SW FREEHOLD 40.25N 74.28W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
TREE DOWN ON A ROOF IN FREEHOLD... TRAINED
SPOTTER MEASURED 61 MPH PEAK GUSTS.
1245 PM TROPICAL STORM SAYREVILLE 40.46N 74.36W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
TREES DOWN BLOCKING ROAD 535.
1245 PM TROPICAL STORM DENVILLE 40.86N 74.50W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ PUBLIC
LARGE LIMBS DOWN IN DENVILLE, NJ.
1245 PM TROPICAL STORM MEDFORD TWP. 39.91N 74.83W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ PUBLIC
TREE UPROOTED NEAR MEDFORD-MOUNT HOLLY RD
AND TURTLE CREEK DRIVE IN MEDFORD, NJ.
1245 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSW SEA ISLE CITY 39.14N 74.70W
08/04/2020 CAPE MAY NJ PUBLIC
PICTURE ON SOCIAL MEDIA OF 4 LARGE TREES
UPROOTED AND RESTING AGAINST A HOUSE AT 67TH
STREET AND LANDIS AVENUE IN SEA ISLE CITY.
TIME ESTIMATED.
1246 PM TROPICAL STORM NORTH LONG BRANCH 40.31N 73.99W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
LIVE WIRES DOWN ON FLORENCE AVENUE.
1250 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSE TOMS RIVER 39.94N 74.19W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ PUBLIC
TREES DOWN NEAR BEACHWOOD BLVD AND ROUTE 9
IN BEACHWOOD.
1250 PM TROPICAL STORM BAYVILLE 39.91N 74.15W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ PUBLIC
TREES DOWN NEAR CHAIN BLVD AND ROUTE 9 IN
BAYVILLE.
1250 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNE METUCHEN 40.56N 74.35W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
SPOTTER REPORTS A SNAPPED TREE AND 2 SHEDS
WERE DESTROYED IN EDISON ON CALVERT AVE.
1253 PM TROPICAL STORM EWING 40.27N 74.80W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN EWING
TOWNSHIP. ALSO 5 INCHES OF RAIN HAS FALLEN.
1254 PM TROPICAL STORM ISELIN 40.58N 74.33W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NEAR
EXIT 132. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1256 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 ESE HIGHLAND PARK 40.49N 74.39W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE NORTH OF
EXIT 9. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1256 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNE METUCHEN 40.56N 74.35W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
LARGE BRANCHES DOWN AND A SHED DESTROYED IN
EDISON ON CALVERT AVE.
1258 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 ESE WAGONTOWN 40.00N 75.82W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES NEAR THE INTERSECTION
OF STATE HIGHWAY 82 AND STATE HIGHWAY 340.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1259 PM TROPICAL STORM HIGHLAND PARK 40.50N 74.42W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
WIDESPREAD POWER OUTAGES.
0100 PM TROPICAL STORM NEW BRITAIN 40.33N 75.17W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA PUBLIC
SEVERAL TREES AND LARGE BRANCHES DOWN.
0100 PM TROPICAL STORM HILLSBOROUGH TWP 40.51N 74.68W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ PUBLIC
TREE UPROOTED IN HILLSBOROUGH TWP.
0100 PM TROPICAL STORM TOMS RIVER 39.95N 74.20W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ PUBLIC
PATIO DAMAGE NEAR TOMS RIVER. TREES AND
WIRES DOWN AS WELL.
0100 PM TROPICAL STORM COLUMBUS 40.08N 74.72W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ PUBLIC
LARGE LIMBS AND BRANCHES DOWN IN COLUMBUS.
0100 PM TROPICAL STORM LIMA 39.92N 75.43W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES NEAR BARREN ROAD AND
VAN LEER AVENUE. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORTS.
0100 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 S JAMESBURG 40.33N 74.44W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
4 TREES DOWN IN MONROE TOWNSHIP.
0100 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 ENE ABSECON 39.44N 74.49W
08/04/2020 ATLANTIC NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
MULTIPLE TREES DOWN IN THE ABSECON AREA,
SEVERAL DOWN ON CARS AND HOUSES.
0100 PM TROPICAL STORM VOORHEES TWP 39.86N 74.95W
08/04/2020 CAMDEN NJ PUBLIC
SEVERAL TREES AND LARGE BRANCHES DOWN.
0104 PM TROPICAL STORM READINGTON 40.57N 74.73W
08/04/2020 HUNTERDON NJ PUBLIC
NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN READINGTON
TOWNSHIP.
0105 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 ESE MANASQUAN 40.12N 74.03W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ MESONET
NJWXNET GAUGE MEASURED SUSTAINED WINDS UP TO
50 MPH WITH GUSTS AS HIGH AS 64 MPH.
0105 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSE BRIDGEWATER 40.58N 74.63W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE, POLE, AND WIRES NEAR U.S.
HIGHWAY 206. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0106 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 ENE CORDOVA 38.89N 75.96W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 303
NEAR TRAPPERS CORNER ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0110 PM TROPICAL STORM BEAR 39.57N 75.75W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE TRAINED SPOTTER
TREES DOWN AND FENCE DAMAGE.
0112 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSE SKIPTON 38.88N 76.05W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 662
NEAR THREE BRIDGE BRANCH ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0115 PM TROPICAL STORM BRICK 40.01N 74.06W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ PUBLIC
TREES DOWN IN BRICK.
0115 PM TROPICAL STORM EAGLEVILLE 40.16N 75.40W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA TRAINED SPOTTER
MEASURED 40-42 MPH PEAK SUSTAINED WINDS.
0115 PM TSTM WND DMG HIGHTSTOWN 40.27N 74.52W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ PUBLIC
TREE DOWN ON AN APARTMENT COMPLEX IN
HIGHTSTOWN.
0116 PM TROPICAL STORM LEHIGH VALLEY INTERNATI 40.65N 75.44W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA ASOS
ASOS REPORTED SUSTAINED WINDS UP TO 39 MPH
WITH GUSTS UP TO 52 MPH DURING THE STORM.
0118 PM TROPICAL STORM ATLANTIC CITY 39.38N 74.42W
08/04/2020 ANZ452 NJ MESONET
HADS GAUGE AT THE ATLANTIC CITY MARINA
MEASURED 40 MPH SUSTAINED WINDS WITH 65 MPH
GUSTS.
0120 PM TROPICAL STORM WILLINGBORO 40.03N 74.89W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ UTILITY COMPANY
NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN ACROSS
WILLINGBORO CLOSING ROADS.
0120 PM TROPICAL STORM 3 NE BRIGANTINE 39.43N 74.34W
08/04/2020 ATLANTIC NJ PUBLIC
VIDEO ON SOCIAL MEDIA OF SUSTAINED WINDS OF
50-60 MPH BEING MEASURED ON A HANDHELD
ANEMOMETER.
0124 PM TROPICAL STORM 3 ENE EAST BRANDYWINE T 40.05N 75.72W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE IN SIRES ON CREEK ROAD NEAR
DORIANS MILL ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0127 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 SW PRINCETON 40.33N 74.69W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 206 NEAR QUAKER
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0130 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 S ASBURY PARK 40.21N 74.02W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 71 NEAR STATE
HIGHWAY 33. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORTS.
0130 PM TROPICAL STORM EAST GREENVILLE 40.40N 75.50W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA TRAINED SPOTTER
LARGE BRANCH DOWN (APPROX 6 INCHES IN
DIAMETER).
0130 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 W ROBBINSVILLE TWP. 40.23N 74.66W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED POLE AND WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 33
NEAR YARDVILLE-HAMILTON SQUARE ROAD. TIME
ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
0131 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 ENE MADISON 40.76N 74.40W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 24 NEAR EXIT 7.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0131 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 N BYRAM 40.45N 75.07W
08/04/2020 HUNTERDON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 29 NEAR
KINGWOOD STATION-BARBERTOWN ROAD. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0135 PM TROPICAL STORM SPARTA 41.04N 74.63W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
TREES DOWN IN SPARTA.
0137 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 SSE GREEN TWP 40.93N 74.79W
08/04/2020 WARREN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON I-80 WESTBOUND NEAR THE
ALLAMUCHY REST AREA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
AREA.
0143 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 WNW UPPER PITTSGROVE 39.63N 75.25W
08/04/2020 SALEM NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE AND WIRES ON U.S. HIGHWAY 40
EAST OF COMMISSIONERS PIKE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0144 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 E TOMS RIVER 39.95N 74.17W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ PUBLIC
LARGE TREE UPROOTED ON GOLD AVE IN TOMS
RIVER.
0145 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NE LINCROFT 40.35N 74.11W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NEAR
EXIT 109. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORTS.
0145 PM TROPICAL STORM LEHIGH TWP 40.76N 75.54W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA EMERGENCY MNGR
NUMEROUS TREES DOWN IN LEHIGH TOWNSHIP.
0146 PM TROPICAL STORM WHITEHALL TWP 40.63N 75.47W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA TRAINED SPOTTER
SPOTTER REPORTS WINDS OF 45+ MPH WITH A PEAK
GUST OF 55 MPH. NUMEROUS LARGE TREE LIMBS
DOWN AROUND WHITEHALL TWP.
0147 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SE WEST GOSHEN 39.95N 75.56W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES NEAR LITTLE SHILOH ROAD
AND FIVE POINTS ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0148 PM TROPICAL STORM ASBURY PARK 40.21N 74.01W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
LARGE TREE UPROOTED ON MAIN AVE IN OCEAN
GROVE.
0148 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NE SUSSEX 41.22N 74.59W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 284 NEAR LAYTON
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0149 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 S ANDOVER 40.96N 74.74W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 206 NEAR COUNTY
ROAD 517. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0150 PM TROPICAL STORM MIDDLETOWN 40.40N 74.12W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 35 NEAR KINGS
HIGHWAY. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0150 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNE WHARTON 40.91N 74.58W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
SEVERAL REPORTS OF TREES DOWN ON I-80 IN
MORRIS COUNTY, INCLUDING NEAR EXITS 34 AND
42. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
0158 PM TROPICAL STORM MENDHAM 40.78N 74.60W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ PUBLIC
LARGE TREE AND POWER POLE DOWN BLOCKING A
ROADWAY.
0158 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNW BETHEL TWP 39.86N 75.50W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA PUBLIC
LARGE TREE DOWN BLOCKING FEATHERBED LANE
NEAR ROUTE 322.
0159 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NE ALLENTOWN 40.19N 74.57W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON I-195 EASTBOUND RAMP FROM
EXIT 8. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0200 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 NW WEST WINDSOR TWP. 40.32N 74.65W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED POLE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 1 NEAR CARNEGIE
CENTER BOULEVARD. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORTS.
0200 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNE WEST CHESTER 39.98N 75.59W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON GOSHEN ROAD NEAR PHOENIXVILLE
PIKE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0200 PM TROPICAL STORM RANDOLPH, NJ 40.85N 74.57W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ PUBLIC
TREES DOWN IN RANDOLPH.
0200 PM TROPICAL STORM NORTH LONG BRANCH 40.31N 73.99W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ PUBLIC
SEVERAL TELEPHONE POLES SNAPPED ON RT 36 IN
LONG BRANCH.
0200 PM TROPICAL STORM BARNEGAT 39.75N 74.22W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ PUBLIC
2 UTILITY POLES DOWN ON ROUT 9 IN BARNEGAT.
TIME ESTIMATED.
0200 PM TROPICAL STORM DOVER 40.89N 74.56W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ PUBLIC
SEVERAL LARGE TREE LIMBS AND BRANCHES DOWN
IN DOVER.
0201 PM TROPICAL STORM KEYPORT 40.44N 74.20W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
NUMEROUS TREE LIMBS AND WIRES DOWN IN THE
KEYPORT AREA WITH ASSOCIATED POWER OUTAGES.
0207 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NE BURLINGTON TWP 40.08N 74.81W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ PUBLIC
TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN BLOCKING COLUMBUS
ROAD IN BURLINGTON.
0208 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 SW MCPHERSON 40.59N 74.87W
08/04/2020 HUNTERDON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON STATE HIGHWAY 31 NEAR PAYNE
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0210 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 SW RANCOCAS 39.98N 74.90W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ MESONET
CORRECTS PREVIOUS TROPICAL STORM REPORT FROM
2 SW RANCOCAS. NJWXNET SITE IN MOORESTOWN
MEASURED A 39 MPH SUSTAINED WIND WITH GUSTS
UP TO 52 MPH DURING THE STORM.
0210 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSW LAWRENCE TWP 40.26N 74.74W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 206 NEAR EGGERT
CROSSING ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0214 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 WSW ROSENHAYN 39.47N 75.17W
08/04/2020 CUMBERLAND NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE AND WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 56
NEAR GARTON ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0216 PM TROPICAL STORM BECKETT 39.75N 75.36W
08/04/2020 GLOUCESTER NJ PUBLIC
UPROOTED TREE DOWN ONTO A HOUSE IN THE
BECKETT SECTION OF LOGAN TOWNSHIP.
0217 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNE BASKING RIDGE 40.73N 74.54W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON I-287 SOUTHBOUND RAMP TO EXIT
30. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0224 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 WNW POCOPSON TWP 39.92N 75.66W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES NEAR WAWASET ROAD AND
LENAPE UNIONVILLE ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0229 PM TROPICAL STORM FORKED RIVER 39.84N 74.20W
08/04/2020 OCEAN NJ PUBLIC
TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN IN FORKED RIVER
ON WILLIAMS STREET. POWER IS ALSO OUT.
0230 PM TROPICAL STORM RED BANK 40.35N 74.07W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ PUBLIC
TREE DOWN ONTO A HOUSE IN RED BANK. TIME
ESTIMATED.
0230 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 NNE MOUNT LAUREL 39.97N 74.87W
08/04/2020 BURLINGTON NJ PUBLIC
TREE DOWN ON POWER LINES NEAR UNION MILL RD
AND ARK RD.
0242 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NNW UPPER MILFORD TWP 40.50N 75.53W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED UTILITY ON STATE HIGHWAY 29 NEAR
CHESTNUT STREET. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0300 PM TROPICAL STORM NEW BRUNSWICK 40.49N 74.44W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ PUBLIC
SEVERAL LARGE TREE BRANCHES DOWN, SOME ON
WIRES.
0310 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SE SPRINGTOWN 40.54N 75.27W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES ON LEHNENBERG ROAD NEAR
SLIFER VALLEY ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0313 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 SSW CHERRY HILL 39.64N 75.86W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIND-BLOWN DEBRIS CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 545
NEAR ZEITLER LANE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0319 PM TROPICAL STORM KEYPORT 40.44N 74.20W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
POWER OUT WITH MULTIPLE TREES AND LINES
DOWN.
0330 PM TROPICAL STORM SANDY HOOK 40.47N 74.01W
08/04/2020 MONMOUTH NJ OTHER FEDERAL
GAUGE AT SANDY HOOK REPORTS SUSTAIN WINDS UP
TO 52 MPH AND GUSTS AS HIGH AS 67 MPH.
0330 PM TROPICAL STORM MORRISTOWN 40.79N 74.48W
08/04/2020 MORRIS NJ PUBLIC
A FEW TREES DOWN AROUND MORRISTOWN ALONG
WITH OTHER WIND DAMAGE. TIME ESTIMATED.
0330 PM TROPICAL STORM HOPEWELL 40.39N 74.76W
08/04/2020 MERCER NJ PUBLIC
SEVERAL LARGE TREE LIMBS AND TREES DOWN IN
HOPEWELL.
0331 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 ENE EAST NANTMEAL TWP 40.13N 75.69W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON POTTSTOWN PIKE NEAR HORSESHOE
TRAIL. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0347 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 S PERKIOMENVILLE 40.32N 75.48W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE IN WIRES NEAR THE INTERSECTION
OF DEEP CREEK ROAD AND GRAVEL PIKE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0350 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 N EASTLAWN GARDENS 40.77N 75.30W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED UTILITY ON FILETOWN ROAD. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0400 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 WNW LOWER SOUTHAMPTON 40.17N 75.03W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA PUBLIC
SEVERAL TREES DOWN ON SYCAMORE DR.
0400 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 SE DELAWARE WATER GAP 40.97N 75.12W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA PUBLIC
LARGE TREE BLOCKING HALF THE ROAD ON PA 611
NORTH NEAR POINT OF GAP OVERLOOK. TIME
ESTIMATED.
0400 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SSE HIGHLAND LAKES 41.16N 74.46W
08/04/2020 SUSSEX NJ CO-OP OBSERVER
COOP OBSERVER AT HIGHLAND LAKES REPORTS THAT
A LARGE TREE FELL AND DESTROYED HIS RAIN
GAUGE AND THE DECK IT WAS ATTACHED TO. THE
GAUGE HAD OVER 5 INCHES OVER RAIN IN IT
BEFORE IT WAS DESTROYED. TIME ESTIMATED.
0404 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 NW DEVAULT 40.09N 75.55W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF
CHARLESTOWN ROAD AND SWISS LANE. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0408 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 WSW GREEN BROOK TWP 40.60N 74.49W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED UTILITY ON U.S. HIGHWAY 22 NEAR
WARRENVILLE AVENUE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0409 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 ENE LOWER TOWAMENSING 40.84N 75.49W
08/04/2020 CARBON PA PUBLIC
DOWNED UTILITY ON KUNKLETOWN ROAD NEAR THE
MONROE/CARBON COUNTY BORDER. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0412 PM TROPICAL STORM 1 SW SOUTH AMBOY 40.48N 74.29W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 9 NEAR STATE
HIGHWAY 35. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0419 PM TROPICAL STORM 2 WSW NORTH BRUNSWICK 40.46N 74.51W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREE AND WIRES ON STATE HIGHWAY 27
NEAR COZZENS LANE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0430 PM TROPICAL STORM MORRISVILLE 40.21N 74.78W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA PUBLIC
SEVERAL TREES DOWN.
0445 PM TROPICAL STORM METUCHEN 40.54N 74.36W
08/04/2020 MIDDLESEX NJ PUBLIC
TREES DOWN.
&&
$$
CMS/AS/NC/MJG/LR
NWUS51 KPHI 070728
LSRPHI
PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT...SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ
328 AM EDT FRI AUG 7 2020
...ISAIAS FLOODING REPORTS...
..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LOCATION... ...LAT.LON...
..DATE... ....MAG.... ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
..REMARKS..
1245 AM FLASH FLOOD 3 ESE BETHLEHEM TWP 40.65N 74.97W
08/04/2020 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON MULHOCKAWAY CREEK IN CLINTON
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1245 PM AND CRESTED
AT 5.98 FEET AT 130 PM ON AUGUST 4.
0740 AM FLOOD 1 NE CLAYMONT 39.81N 75.44W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON EXIT 5 RAMP OF INTERSTATE 495 TO
NAAMANS ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0829 AM FLOOD WEST EASTON 40.67N 75.24W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF IRON
STREET AND GLENDON HILL ROAD. LANE
RESTRICTIONS REQUIRED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0830 AM FLASH FLOOD UPPER MERION 40.09N 75.37W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA PUBLIC
MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES IN UPPER MERION.
0830 AM FLASH FLOOD NORRISTOWN 40.12N 75.33W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA PUBLIC
MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES IN NORRISTOWN AREA.
0830 AM FLOOD CHESTER 38.97N 76.29W
08/04/2020 QUEEN ANNES MD PUBLIC
STREET FLOODING IN CHESTER, MD.
0833 AM FLOOD HATFIELD 40.28N 75.30W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA PUBLIC
RESIDENTIAL STREET FLOODING IN HATFIELD.
0840 AM FLOOD 1 SSW COLLEGEVILLE 40.17N 75.46W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA PUBLIC
PARTS OF ROUTE 113 AND ROUTE 29 FLOODED.
0846 AM FLOOD GLENDON 40.67N 75.24W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF 25TH
STREET AND MAIN STREET IN GLENDON. LANE
RESTRICTIONS REQUIRED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0900 AM FLASH FLOOD 3 SSW SKIPTON 38.85N 76.08W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 662 BETWEEN SHARP
ROAD AND PLEASANT VALLEY DRIVE. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORTS AND SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS.
0937 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 S TRAPPE 38.65N 76.06W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
U.S. HIGHWAY 50 WESTBOUND CLOSED AT BARBER
ROAD FROM FLASH FLOODING. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0938 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE WAYNE 40.05N 75.36W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA BROADCAST MEDIA
LIVE VIDEO SHOWING FLASH FLOODING IN RADNOR
TWP.
0945 AM FLASH FLOOD 2 S BROOKSIDE 39.64N 75.73W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
CORRECTS PREVIOUS FLASH FLOOD REPORT FROM 2
S BROOKSIDE. THE GAUGE ON THE CHRISTINA
RIVER AT COOCHS BRIDGE REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 945 AM AND CRESTED AT 13.98 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 332 PM ON AUGUST 4.
0952 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 W HELLERTOWN 40.58N 75.36W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED FRIEDENSVILLE ROAD
NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF MEADOWS ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1018 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 N ELK TWP 39.74N 75.87W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 841 NEAR
LEWISVILLE ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1024 AM COASTAL FLOOD 1 SSE PORT NORRIS 39.23N 75.03W
08/04/2020 ANZ431 NJ OTHER FEDERAL
BIVALVE TIDAL GAUGE CRESTED IN MODERATE
FLOOD AT 8.79FT.
1026 AM FLASH FLOOD 2 W ELKTON 39.61N 75.87W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 40 NEAR
THIOKOL ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1029 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 SE LANDLITH 39.74N 75.52W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING ON 12TH STREET CLOSED THE
ROAD AND EXIT RAMPS FROM I-495. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1030 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE LAWRENCE PARK 39.98N 75.33W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DARBY CREEK ROAD CLOSED NEAR LAWRENCE ROAD
FROM FLASH FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1035 AM FLASH FLOOD ELKTON 39.61N 75.82W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 7 CLOSED AT HOWARD STREET FROM
A COMBINATION OF COASTAL FLOODING AND FLASH
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1037 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 N TROUT LAKE 40.01N 75.35W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED BRYN MAWR AVENUE NEAR
MILL ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1039 AM FLOOD 1 SE ROXBOROUGH 39.99N 75.21W
08/04/2020 PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON INTERSTATE 76 NEAR THE
MONTGOMERY DRIVE EXIT WITH LANE RESTRICTIONS
IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1040 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW SUMMERDALE 40.02N 75.10W
08/04/2020 PHILADELPHIA PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON FRANKFORD CREEK AT PHILADELPHIA
REACHED MODERATE FLOOD STAGE WHEN IT CRESTED
AT 9.81 FT THIS AFTERNOON.
1041 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 WSW MARCUS HOOK 39.81N 75.43W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED BLUEBALL AVENUE NEAR 10TH
STREET. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1043 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE CHESTER 38.98N 76.28W
08/04/2020 QUEEN ANNES MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 18 BETWEEN PINEY
CREEK ROAD AND MAIN STREET FORCED ROAD
CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1044 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW MANTUA 39.95N 75.20W
08/04/2020 PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE NEAR 38TH
STREET WITH SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES AND LANE
RESTRICTIONS IN THE AREA. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1045 AM COASTAL FLOOD 3 S KITTS HUMMOCK 39.06N 75.40W
08/04/2020 KENT DE OTHER FEDERAL
TIDAL GAUGE ON THE MURDERKILL RIVER AT
BOWERS BEACH CRESTED IN MINOR FLOOD STAGE AT
7.02 FT THIS MORNING.
1045 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 W BARKSDALE 39.67N 75.83W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD OTHER FEDERAL
GAUGE ON BIG ELK CREEK AT ELK MILLS CRESTED
AT 12.88 FT, CORRESPONDING TO MAJOR FLOOD
STAGE.
1100 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW SPRINGFIELD TWP 39.94N 75.35W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING NEAR OLD MARPLE ROAD AND STATE
HIGHWAY 320 WITH SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES IN
THE AREA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
1100 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSE EASTBURN HEIGHTS 39.70N 75.67W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE WHITE CLAY CREEK AT NEWARK
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1100 AM AND CRESTED
AT 16.49 FEET (0.01 FT SHY OF MAJOR FLOOD
STAGE) AT 745 PM ON AUGUST 4.
1111 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE LENAPE 39.93N 75.62W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED BIRMINGHAM ROAD NEAR RITLERY
DRIVE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1112 AM FLASH FLOOD MILLVILLE 39.40N 75.04W
08/04/2020 CUMBERLAND NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 47 NEAR BROAD
STREET IN MILLVILLE. ALL LANES CLOSED. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1115 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW KING OF PRUSSIA 40.08N 75.39W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING FORCED CLOSURES ON INTERSTATE 76
NEAR THE U.S. HIGHWAY 202 INTERCHANGE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1115 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 S UPPER HANOVER TWP 40.39N 75.52W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
USGS GAUGE ON PERKIOMEN CREEK AT EAST
GREENVILE CRESTED AT 9.57 FT AT 3:46 PM
(AFTER HITTING MINOR FLOOD AT 11:15 AM)
WHICH IS ABOVE MAJOR FLOOD STAGE.
1115 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 WNW PENN WYNNE 39.99N 75.30W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED HAVERFORD ROAD NEAR
KARAKUNG DRIVE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1116 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE UPPER OXFORD TWP 39.85N 75.94W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 926 NEAR STATE
HIGHWAY 10. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1120 AM FLASH FLOOD CHESTER TWP 39.85N 75.39W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED CONCORD ROAD NEAR I-95. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1120 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 W NORTH EAST 39.60N 75.97W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 7 AT WELLS
CAMP ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1122 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 SW CHESAPEAKE CITY 39.51N 75.83W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 213 AT BASIL
AVENUE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1130 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW CHESTER HEIGHTS 39.90N 75.48W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 1 NEAR
VALLEYBROOK ROAD FORCED ROAD CLOSURES. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1132 AM FLOOD 2 ESE SOUTH PHILADELPHI 39.90N 75.17W
08/04/2020 PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON I-95 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 611.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1139 AM FLASH FLOOD MANTUA 39.79N 75.17W
08/04/2020 GLOUCESTER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
CORRECTS PREVIOUS TROPICAL STORM REPORT FROM
MANTUA. FLASH FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 45
NEAR BERKELEY ROAD. ALL LANES CLOSED. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1140 AM FLOOD 2 NE ANCIENT OAKS 40.57N 75.55W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF HAMILTON
BOULEVARD AND SCHANTZ ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1141 AM FLASH FLOOD NORTH EAST 39.60N 75.94W
08/04/2020 CECIL MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 272 SOUTHBOUND AT RONEY AVENUE
CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1145 AM FLASH FLOOD BRIDGEPORT 40.11N 75.35W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN
NORRISTOWN REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1145 AM ON
AUGUST 4 AND CRESTED AT 20.55 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 1200 AM ON AUGUST 5.
1145 AM FLASH FLOOD 2 ENE SCHWENKSVILLE 40.26N 75.43W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE EAST BRANCH PERKIOMEN CREEK
AT SCHWENKSVILLE REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1145
AM AND CRESTED AT 13.20 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 645 PM ON AUGUST 4.
1145 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNE MARSHALLTON 39.97N 75.67W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE EAST BRANCH BRANDYWINE
CREEK AT DOWNINGTOWN REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
1145 AM AND CRESTED AT 13.59 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 431 PM ON AUGUST 4.
1145 AM FLASH FLOOD 2 E LONDON BRITAIN TWP 39.75N 75.77W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
GAUGE ON THE WHITE CLAY CREEK AT
STRICKERSVILLE REACHED A VALUE OF 13.1 FT
WHICH CORRESPONDS TO MAJOR FLOOD STAGE.
1145 AM FLASH FLOOD MODENA 39.96N 75.80W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE
CREEK AT MODENA REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1145
AM AND CRESTED AT 9.56 FEET (MINOR FLOODING)
AT 1230 PM ON AUGUST 4.
1146 AM FLASH FLOOD 2 SW PENNSBURG 40.37N 75.52W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH OF THE PERKIOMEN
CREEK AT HILLEGASS CRESTED AT 6.68 FT AT
12:45PM (AFTER REACHING MINOR FLOOD AT
11:46). THE CREST WAS IN THE MODERATE FLOOD
CATEGORY.
1150 AM FLASH FLOOD 2 SE OAKS 40.11N 75.42W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 363 NEAR
AUDUBON ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1152 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 ESE EAST CALN TWP 40.02N 75.67W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 30 NEAR THE
LANCASTER AVENUE INTERCHANGE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1154 AM COASTAL FLOOD 2 SE DELAWARE CITY 39.55N 75.57W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
TIDAL GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE BAY AT REEDY
POINT CRESTED IN MINOR FLOOD STAGE AT 7.81
FT THIS AFTERNOON.
1155 AM COASTAL FLOOD WITTMAN 38.80N 76.30W
08/04/2020 TALBOT MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
COASTAL FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 33
NEAR COOPER LANE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1200 PM FLASH FLOOD KING OF PRUSSIA 40.09N 75.38W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 202 NEAR THE I-76
INTERCHANGE WITH ROAD CLOSURES IN THE AREA.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1200 PM FLASH FLOOD SKIPPACK TWP 40.23N 75.41W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA PUBLIC
SEVERAL WATER RESCUES WITHING SKIPPACK
TOWNSHIP.
1200 PM FLASH FLOOD SPRING CITY 40.18N 75.55W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA PUBLIC
WATER FLOWING ON ROADWAY IN SPRING CITY.
1200 PM FLASH FLOOD HACKETTSTOWN 40.85N 74.83W
08/04/2020 WARREN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
TRIBUTARY CREEKS OF THE MUSCONETCONG RIVER
HAVE OVERFLOWED THEIR BANKS RESULTING IN
FLOODED ROADWAYS.
1200 PM FLASH FLOOD WOODDALE 39.76N 75.64W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON RED CLAY CREEK AT WOODDALE
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1200 PM AND CRESTED
AT 10.88 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 517 PM ON
AUGUST 4.
1202 PM FLASH FLOOD GRATERFORD 40.23N 75.45W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON PERKIOMEN CREEK AT GRATERFORD
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1202 PM AND CRESTED
AT 19.14 FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT 815 PM ON
AUGUST 4.
1206 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SSE TATAMY 40.72N 75.24W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON ZUCKSVILLE ROAD NEAR BUSHKILL
DRIVE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1211 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E NAZARETH 40.74N 75.30W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON TATAMY ROAD NEAR FRIENDENSTHAL
AVENUE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1213 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S BECHTELSVILLE 40.36N 75.63W
08/04/2020 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 100 NEAR
SWAMP CREEK ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1215 PM FLASH FLOOD GREEN RIDGE 39.87N 75.41W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON CHESTER CREEK AT CHESTER
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1215 PM AND CRESTED
AT 17.10 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 200 PM ON
AUGUST 4.
1216 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 WSW PLEASANT VALLEY 40.73N 75.06W
08/04/2020 WARREN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 57 NEAR
ASBURY BROADWAY ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1220 PM FLASH FLOOD NORTH COVENTRY TWP 40.23N 75.65W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA TRAINED SPOTTER
NUMEROUS WATER RESCUES AND BASEMENT
FLOODING. 6.72 INCHES OF RAIN HAS FALLEN.
1221 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 ENE BETHLEHEM TWP 40.67N 75.31W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED FARMERSVILLE ROAD NEAR
EASTON AVENUE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1228 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ESE WEST BRANDYWINE T 40.04N 75.80W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED SWINEHART ROAD NEAR
BEAVER CREEK ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1230 PM FLASH FLOOD EASTON 40.69N 75.21W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA PUBLIC
FLOODING AT BLUE RESTAURANT IN EASTON PA,
WITH NUMEROUS ROADS IN THE AREA FLOODED.
RAIN TOTALS NEAR 6-7INCHES.
1230 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SSW ALLENTOWN 40.58N 75.48W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE LITTLE LEHIGH RIVER IN
ALLENTOWN (ALLP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
1230 PM AND CRESTED AT 12.76 FEET (RECORD
FLOODING) AT 415 PM ON AUGUST 4.
1230 PM FLASH FLOOD EDDYSTONE 39.86N 75.35W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 13 NEAR BULLENS
LANE FORCED ITS CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1230 PM FLASH FLOOD THORNTON 39.91N 75.48W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STONY BANK ROAD NORTH
OF U.S. HIGHWAY 1. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORTS.
1230 PM FLASH FLOOD EXTON 40.03N 75.63W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF BUSINESS
U.S. HIGHWAY 30 AND STATE HIGHWAY 100 IN
EXTON. SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME
BASED ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND RADAR.
1230 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSE GLEN GARDNER 40.69N 74.94W
08/04/2020 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON SPRUCE RUN IN GLEN GARDNER
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1230 PM AND CRESTED
AT 7.90 FEET AT 115 PM ON AUGUST 4.
1233 PM FLASH FLOOD UWCHLAN TWP 40.05N 75.63W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED SHIP ROAD NEAR
NEWCOMEN ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1236 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S MUHLENBERG TWP 40.37N 75.93W
08/04/2020 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROAD CLOSURES ON STATE HIGHWAY 12 FROM FLASH
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1245 PM FLASH FLOOD COATESVILLE 39.99N 75.83W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE
CREEK AT COATESVILLE REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
1245 PM AND CRESTED AT 7.28 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 145 PM ON AUGUST 4.
0100 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNE BOSSARDSVILLE 40.94N 75.27W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED CHERRY VALLEY ROAD
NEAR GOODALE ROAD. TIME BASED ON A
COMBINATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND DISPATCH
REPORTS.
0100 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 WSW CLOVERHILL 40.47N 74.83W
08/04/2020 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE NESHANIC RIVER IN REAVILLE
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 100 PM AND CRESTED AT
9.31 FEET AT 345 PM ON AUGUST 4.
0110 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNE PUGHTOWN 40.17N 75.66W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 23 NEAR STATE
HIGHWAY 100. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0114 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW UPPER SAUCON TWP 40.55N 75.42W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 309 NEAR
SAUCON VALLEY ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0115 PM FLASH FLOOD CHADDS FORD TWP 39.87N 75.59W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON BRANDYWINE CREEK AT CHADDS FORD
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 115 PM AND CRESTED AT
14.32 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 1115 PM ON
AUGUST 4.
0115 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SW WRIGHTSTOWN TWP 40.25N 75.01W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON NESHAMINY CREEK AT PENNS PARK
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 115 PM AND CRESTED AT
17.12 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING) AT 830 PM ON
AUGUST 4.
0130 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNW SCIOTA 40.95N 75.33W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING ON APPENZELL CREEK DAMAGED A
PORT OF PENNSYLVANIA CREEK ROAD. TIME
ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
0130 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 WSW EMMAUS 40.53N 75.52W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING DAMAGED INDIAN CREEK ROAD
NEAR MOUNTAIN ROAD AND SAUERKRAUT LANE. TIME
ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
0130 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 N EMMAUS 40.57N 75.50W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA PUBLIC
LITTLE LEHIGH CREEK IS OUT OF ITS BANKS.
0139 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NW BATH 40.75N 75.42W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED GROUSE DRIVE NEAR WHITETAIL
DEER DRIVE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0142 PM COASTAL FLOOD 2 ESE PLEASANTVILLE 39.38N 74.49W
08/04/2020 ATLANTIC NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
TIDAL FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 40 NEAR
THE ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0145 PM FLASH FLOOD ALLENTOWN 40.60N 75.47W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE LITTLE LEHIGH RIVER IN
ALLENTOWN (APAP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 145
PM AND CRESTED AT 12.69 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 445 PM ON AUGUST 4.
0145 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SE HONEY BROOK TWP 40.07N 75.86W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE
CREEK AT HONEYBROOK CRESTED AT 8.52 FT, 1.5
FT ABOVE THE GAUGES MINOR FLOOD STAGE.
0148 PM FLOOD 2 E BRODHEADSVILLE 40.93N 75.36W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON GREENVIEW DRIVE NEAR MCILHANEY
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0153 PM FLASH FLOOD LEHIGH TWP 40.76N 75.54W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA EMERGENCY MNGR
MULTIPLE FLOODED ROADWAYS IN LEHIGH
TOWNSHIP.
0156 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ENE EASTLAWN GARDENS 40.75N 75.29W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
LAWN AVENUE CLOSED NEAR STONYBROOK DRIVE
FROM FLASH FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0200 PM COASTAL FLOOD 1 SSE PHILADELPHIA 39.93N 75.14W
08/04/2020 PHILADELPHIA PA PUBLIC
TIDAL GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT
WASHINGTON STREET IN PHILADELPHIA CRESTED IN
MINOR FLOOD STAGE AT 9.13FT.
0200 PM FLASH FLOOD MANTUA 39.97N 75.19W
08/04/2020 PHILADELPHIA PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN
PHILADELPHIA REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 200 PM
AND CRESTED AT 13.28 FEET (MODERATE
FLOODING) AT 1100 PM ON AUGUST 4.
0200 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S BETHLEHEM TWP 40.64N 75.33W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
SEVERAL REPORTS OF ROAD CLOSURES IN
BETHLEHEM. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
0200 PM FLOOD 1 WNW UPPER PROVIDENCE 39.93N 75.40W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON ORANGE STREET NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY
1. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
0200 PM FLOOD WERNERSVILLE 40.33N 76.08W
08/04/2020 BERKS PA PUBLIC
SMALL STREAM AND POOR DRAINAGE FLOODING IN
WERNERSVILLE.
0201 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NE UPPER MACUNGIE TWP 40.59N 75.59W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON I-78 NEAR THE U.S. HIGHWAY 22
INTERCHANGE WITH CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0203 PM FLOOD HORSHAM 40.19N 75.13W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA PUBLIC
PARK IN HORSHAM COMPLETELY FLOODED. WATER IS
NEARING THE MAIN ROAD.
0203 PM FLOOD 1 E EAST ROCKHILL TWP 40.40N 75.25W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA PUBLIC
VIDEO OF PERKIOMEN CREEK WELL OUT ITS BANKS
AND UP TO A HOME UPSTREAM OF PERKASIE.
0205 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNW WILSON 40.70N 75.25W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING OF TATAMY ROAD AND ARNDT ROAD NEAR
BUSHKILL PARK DRIVE WITH SEVERAL ROAD
CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0213 PM FLOOD 3 WNW UWCHLAN TWP 40.07N 75.68W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 100 NEAR I-76.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0218 PM COASTAL FLOOD BROOKLAWN 39.88N 75.12W
08/04/2020 CAMDEN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
TIDAL FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 130 NEAR
STATE HIGHWAY 47. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0230 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 ENE HEREFORD TWP 40.45N 75.52W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING DAMAGED POWDER VALLEY ROAD.
TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON NEARBY REPORTS AND
RADAR.
0240 PM FLOOD 1 NW TOBYHANNA 41.18N 75.43W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON HAP ARNOLD BOULEVARD IN
TOBYHANNA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0244 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E MACUNGIE 40.52N 75.54W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON BROOKSIDE ROAD NEAR BUCKEYE ROAD
FORCING ITS CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0245 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 NNE OLEY 40.42N 75.76W
08/04/2020 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF BIEBER CREEK DAMAGED ROADS
NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF FORGEDALE ROAD AND
SHEEP HILL ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORTS.
0248 PM FLOOD 2 NE SCIOTA 40.96N 75.29W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIDESPREAD FLOODING NEAR U.S. HIGHWAY 209
AND PENSYL CREEK ROAD WITH NUMEROUS ROAD
CLOSURES IN PLACE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORTS.
0300 PM COASTAL FLOOD 1 SSW BRISTOL 40.08N 74.87W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
TIDAL GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT
BURLINGTON CRESTED IN MODERATE FLOOD AT 10.6
FT THIS AFTERNOON.
0302 PM FLOOD 2 NE WARWICK TWP 40.19N 75.73W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WIDESPREAD FLOODING ON SAINT PETERS ROAD AND
SCHOOL ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0303 PM FLOOD 2 WSW EAST PENN TWP 40.76N 75.76W
08/04/2020 CARBON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING NEAR STATE HIGHWAY 895 NEAR
LAUCHNOR ROAD AS LIZARD CREEK WENT OUT OF
ITS BANKS. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0303 PM FLOOD 1 SSW LOWER TOWAMENSING 40.82N 75.53W
08/04/2020 CARBON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON LOWER SMITH GAP ROAD FORCING
ROAD CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0314 PM FLOOD SAYLORSBURG 40.90N 75.32W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA TRAINED SPOTTER
6.69 INCHES OF RAIN IN SAYLORSBURG, WITH
WIDESPREAD BASEMENT FLOODING.
0315 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E EAST ALLEN TWP 40.69N 75.39W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 512 NEAR STEUBEN
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0315 PM FLOOD SOUTH POTTSTOWN 40.24N 75.65W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN
POTTSTOWN REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 315 PM AND
CRESTED AT 15.16 FEET AT 1045 PM ON AUGUST
4.
0318 PM FLASH FLOOD WASHINGTON TWP 40.84N 75.22W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF WALTZ CREEK CLOSED STATE
HIGHWAY 191. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0319 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW LEESPORT 40.43N 75.98W
08/04/2020 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON MAIN STREET NEAR GRANGE ROAD AND
MUCH OF THE SURROUNDING AREA WITH SEVERAL
ROAD CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0320 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 NE ANCIENT OAKS 40.57N 75.54W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED PORTIONS OF I-78 IN
LEHIGH COUNTY. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0322 PM FLOOD 1 N ELK TWP 39.74N 75.87W
08/04/2020 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 841 NEAR
LEWISVILLE ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0326 PM FLOOD 1 NW UPPER HANOVER TWP 40.42N 75.53W
08/04/2020 MONTGOMERY PA PUBLIC
AMERICAN LEGION INUNDATED BY FLOOD WATER IN
EAST GREENVILLE.
0330 PM FLOOD 1 W GLENOLDEN 39.90N 75.30W
08/04/2020 DELAWARE PA PUBLIC
FLOODING AT SOUTH AVE-MACDADE BLVD
INTERSECTION.
0330 PM FLOOD PRICES CORNER 39.74N 75.62W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE PUBLIC
MINOR FLOODING IN PRICES CORNER WITH 5
INCHES OF RAIN.
0337 PM FLOOD 1 SSW ARLINGTON HEIGHTS 40.98N 75.22W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING IN SEVERAL AREAS IN STROUDSBURG
WITH NUMEROUS ROAD CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORTS.
0345 PM FLOOD 2 W STANTON 40.57N 74.87W
08/04/2020 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SOUTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER
IN STANTON REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 345 PM AND
CRESTED AT 8.45 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT 530
PM ON AUGUST 4.
0356 PM FLOOD 1 ESE BATH 40.72N 75.37W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA PUBLIC
VIDEO ON SOCIAL MEDIA SHOWING A SMALL STREAM
WELL OUT OF ITS BANKS AND FLOODING A MOBILE
HOME NEIGHBORHOOD ON NEWBURG ROAD IN LOWER
NAZARETH TWP.
0400 PM FLOOD OLEY 40.39N 75.79W
08/04/2020 BERKS PA PUBLIC
FLOODED ROADWAY IN OLEY.
0407 PM FLOOD 1 WSW SLATINGTON 40.75N 75.62W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA EMERGENCY MNGR
A 25-UNIT APARTMENT COMPLEX OFF OF 7TH
STREET IN SLATINGTON BOROUGH IS BEING
EVACUATED AS A RESULT OF FLOODING. RESIDENTS
ARE TEMPORARILY BEING EVACUATED TO NORTHERN
LEHIGH MIDDLE SCHOOL IN SLATINGTON BOROUGH.
A BERKS COUNTY HIGH WATER VEHICLE WAS
REQUESTED AND IS ON SCENE.
0415 PM FLOOD 2 SSE VILLAGE SHIRES 40.17N 74.96W
08/04/2020 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON NESHAMINY CREEK AT LANGHORNE
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 415 PM ON AUGUST 4
AND CRESTED AT 11.92 FEET (MINOR FLOODING)
AT 215 AM ON AUGUST 5.
0415 PM FLOOD 2 N HOPEWELL TWP. 39.47N 75.26W
08/04/2020 CUMBERLAND NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE COHANSEY RIVER IN SEELEY
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 415 PM AND CRESTED AT
6.31 FEET AT 630 PM ON AUGUST 4.
0455 PM FLOOD 2 E BRODHEADSVILLE 40.93N 75.36W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON GREENVIEW DRIVE NEAR MCILHANEY
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0516 PM COASTAL FLOOD 2 N OLDMANS TWP. 39.78N 75.41W
08/04/2020 SALEM NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
TIDAL FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 130 NEAR
CENTER SQUARE ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0519 PM FLOOD 1 WSW SCIOTA 40.93N 75.33W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 209 BETWEEN
BROADHEADSVILLE AND SCIOTA. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0530 PM FLOOD GLENDON 40.67N 75.24W
08/04/2020 NORTHAMPTON PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE LEHIGH RIVER IN GLENDON
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 530 PM AND CRESTED AT
21.24 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 845 PM ON
AUGUST 4.
0545 PM FLOOD 1 N DELAWARE WATER GAP 41.00N 75.14W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON BRODHEAD CREEK IN MINISINK
HILLS REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 545 PM AND
CRESTED AT 10.64 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
1030 PM ON AUGUST 4.
0556 PM FLOOD HAMILTON 40.96N 75.28W
08/04/2020 MONROE PA TRAINED SPOTTER
FLOODING OCCURRING IN THE VICINITY OF
MCMICHAEL CREEK NEAR SYNDERSVILLE/HAMILTON
TOWNSHIP.
0615 PM FLOOD 1 ENE PALMERTON 40.81N 75.60W
08/04/2020 CARBON PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON AQUASHICOLA CREEK IN PALMERTON
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 615 PM AND CRESTED AT
10.07 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 930 PM ON
AUGUST 4.
0715 PM FLOOD 1 NE HIGH BRIDGE 40.68N 74.88W
08/04/2020 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SOUTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER
IN HIGH BRIDGE REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 715 PM
AND CRESTED AT 10.16 FEET (MINOR FLOODING)
AT 830 PM ON AUGUST 4.
0920 PM FLOOD 1 WSW WHITEHALL TWP 40.62N 75.48W
08/04/2020 LEHIGH PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON JORDAN CREEK IN ALLENTOWN
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 920 PM ON AUGUST 4
AND CRESTED AT 11.80 FEET (RECORD FLOODING)
AT 1250 AM ON AUGUST 5.
1045 PM FLOOD HENRY CLAY 39.77N 75.58W
08/04/2020 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON BRANDYWINE CREEK AT WILMINGTON
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1045 PM ON AUGUST 4
AND CRESTED AT 18.62 FEET (MODERATE
FLOODING) AT 300 AM ON AUGUST 5.
1100 PM FLOOD 1 ESE BRANCHBURG TWP 40.56N 74.69W
08/04/2020 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE NORTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER
AT SOUTH BRANCH REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1100
PM AND CRESTED AT 8.11 FEET AT 1115 PM ON
AUGUST 4.
&&
$$
CMS/AS/NC/LR
NOUS41 KPHI 042143
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Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ
543 PM EDT Tue Aug 4 2020
...HIGHEST WIND REPORTS...
Location Speed Time/Date Provider
...Delaware...
...Kent County...
Dover 60 MPH 0854 AM 08/04 AWOS
...New Castle County...
2 NW Smyrna Landing 96 MPH 0915 AM 08/04 Dept of Highways
Wilmington 59 MPH 1231 PM 08/04 ASOS
Blackbird Creek Townsend 51 MPH 0920 AM 08/04 DEOS2
...Sussex County...
Indian River Bay Dewey Beach 68 MPH 1205 PM 08/04 DEOS2
Dewey Beach 68 MPH 1155 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Lewes 67 MPH 1157 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Lewes NOS 61 MPH 1154 AM 08/04 NOS-NWLON
Indian River Bay Dewey Beach 61 MPH 0955 AM 08/04 DEOS2
Millsboro, DE-Long Neck Suss 59 MPH 1005 AM 08/04 DEOS2
Rehoboth Beach 58 MPH 1020 AM 08/04 DEOS2
Georgetown 58 MPH 0915 AM 08/04 ASOS
Lewes NOS 57 MPH 0836 AM 08/04 NOS-NWLON
Bethany Beach, DE-NGTS 55 MPH 0830 AM 08/04 DEOS2
Lewes DE-Nassau 51 MPH 1210 PM 08/04 DEOS2
Greenwood 51 MPH 0925 AM 08/04 CWOP
Delmar, DE-Gumboro 50 MPH 0755 AM 08/04 DEOS2
...Maryland...
...Cecil County...
North East MD-Landfill 56 MPH 1220 PM 08/04 DEOS2
...Queen Annes County...
Grasonville 71 MPH 1020 AM 08/04 CWOP
...Talbot County...
Easton Newnam 56 MPH 1050 AM 08/04 AWOS
...New Jersey...
...Atlantic County...
Pleasantville Point 66 MPH 1135 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Atlantic City International 66 MPH 1106 AM 08/04 ASOS
Forsythe 62 MPH 1125 AM 08/04 RAWS
3 NE Hammonton 52 MPH 1019 AM 08/04 AWOS
...Burlington County...
McGuire AFB 62 MPH 1205 PM 08/04 AWOS
2 WSW Hainesport 60 MPH 0733 PM 08/03 NWS Employee
Coyle Field 56 MPH 0110 PM 08/04 RAWS
Tabernacle 53 MPH 1112 AM 08/04 CWOP
...Camden County...
Waterford Works 60 MPH 1025 AM 08/04 AWS
...Cape May County...
Cape May NOS 75 MPH 1218 PM 08/04 NOS-NWLOW
Ocean City 72 MPH 0949 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Wildwood 62 MPH 1018 AM 08/04 AWOS
Ocean City 59 MPH 0131 PM 08/04 CWOP
Cape May 59 MPH 0902 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Sea Isle City 57 MPH 1245 PM 08/04 CWOP
Cape May 51 MPH 0139 PM 08/04 AWOS
...Cumberland County...
Millville 56 MPH 1034 AM 08/04 ASOS
...Hunterdon County...
Readington 51 MPH 0316 PM 08/04 AWOS
...Mercer County...
Trenton 58 MPH 1204 PM 08/04 ASOS
...Middlesex County...
Perth Amboy 66 MPH 1238 PM 08/04 WXFLOW
...Monmouth County...
Monmouth 56 MPH 1249 PM 08/04 WXFLOW
Port Monmouth 54 MPH 0330 PM 08/04 CWOP
Belmar Farmdale 53 MPH 1152 AM 08/04 AWOS
N.Middletown 51 MPH 0117 PM 08/04 CWOP
Monmouth Beach 50 MPH 1246 PM 08/04 CWOP
...Morris County...
Morristown 59 MPH 1245 PM 08/04 AWOS
Succasunna 51 MPH 1206 PM 08/04 CWOP
...Ocean County...
Berkeley Twp 75 MPH 0755 PM 08/03 Mesonet
Rutgers 70 MPH 1143 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Berkeley Twp 70 MPH 0751 PM 08/03 Public
Toms River 70 MPH 0751 PM 08/03 AWOS
Island Heights 69 MPH 1216 PM 08/04 CWOP
1 ENE Berkeley Twp 67 MPH 0751 PM 08/03 Public
Beach Haven 65 MPH 1221 PM 08/04 CWOP
Seaside Heights 65 MPH 1220 PM 08/04 WXFLOW
Rutgers 65 MPH 1033 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Tuckerton 64 MPH 0131 PM 08/04 WXFLOW
North Beach Haven 64 MPH 1145 AM 08/04 CWOP
Beach Haven 63 MPH 1136 AM 08/04 CWOP
Tuckerton 61 MPH 1136 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Tuckerton 61 MPH 1026 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Brick 59 MPH 0819 PM 08/03 Mesonet
Mantoloking 59 MPH 0818 PM 08/03 Mesonet
Seaside Heights 58 MPH 1130 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Mantoloking 58 MPH 0819 PM 08/03 WXFLOW
Toms River 58 MPH 0759 PM 08/03 Trained Spotter
Surf City 57 MPH 1216 PM 08/04 CWOP
South Seaside Park 54 MPH 1130 AM 08/04 CWOP
Jackson 51 MPH 1210 PM 08/04 RAWS
...Somerset County...
Neshanic Station 59 MPH 0817 PM 08/03 Public
Bridgewater 58 MPH 1220 PM 08/04 CWOP
...Pennsylvania...
...Bucks County...
Burlington NOS 51 MPH 1148 AM 08/04 NOS-PORTS
...Chester County...
White Clay Creek West Grove- 65 MPH 1145 AM 08/04 DEOS2
...Lehigh County...
Lehigh Valley Intl Airport 52 MPH 0115 PM 08/04 ASOS
...Monroe County...
Mt. Pocono 51 MPH 0150 PM 08/04 ASOS
...Montgomery County...
Sr 309 N B @ I-276 Ft Washin 50 MPH 0135 PM 08/04 MESOWEST
...Northampton County...
Palmer Township 53 MPH 0205 PM 08/04 CWOP
...Philadelphia County...
I-95 @ Girard Avenue 57 MPH 1125 AM 08/04 MESOWEST
Philadelphia Northeast 53 MPH 1123 AM 08/04 ASOS
...Delaware...
...Maritime Stations...
Delaware City 61 MPH 0936 AM 08/04 NOS-PORTS
...New Jersey...
Long Beach Island 109 MPH 1053 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Barnegat Inlet Light 75 MPH 1054 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Ludlam Bay 67 MPH 1054 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Kite Island 63 MPH 1213 PM 08/04 WXFLOW
&&
NOUS41 KPHI 050339 PNSPHI DEZ001>004-MDZ008-012-015-019-020-NJZ001-007>010-012>027-PAZ054-055-060>062- 070-071-101>106-051538- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 1138 PM EDT Tue Aug 4 2020 ...ISAIAS RAINFALL REPORTS... Location Amount Time/Date Provider ...Delaware... ...Kent County... 1 WSW Clayton 4.14 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS Dover 3.05 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP Felton 2.67 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP ...New Castle County... Wilmington (St. Edmons) 6.10 in 0309 PM 08/04 URBANET Hockessin 5.95 in 0210 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Brookside 5.66 in 0300 PM 08/04 COOP Talleyville 5.25 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS Wilmington 4.73 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Blackbird RAWS 4.55 in 0309 PM 08/04 HADS Townsend 4.54 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP Wilmington 4.49 in 0251 PM 08/04 ASOS Newark 4.34 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP Newark 2.3 NNW 4.14 in 1200 PM 08/04 COCORAHS Hockessin 4.08 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP Middletown 4.07 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Greenville 3.62 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Maryland... ...Caroline County... Tuckahoe 4.52 in 0216 PM 08/04 RAWS ...Cecil County... Kemblesville 6.41 in 1053 AM 08/04 CWOP Perryville 6.35 in 0255 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Elkton 5.98 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP Colora 5.80 in 0227 PM 08/04 CWOP Kennedyville 4.58 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Queen Annes County... Grasonville 7.24 in 1045 AM 08/04 CWOP Stevensville SW 5.45 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Centreville 4.87 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP 2 WSW Starkey Corner 4.83 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS ...Talbot County... Trappe 8.10 in 0855 AM 08/04 Trained Spotter Easton 6.54 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP Saint Michaels 5.13 in 0312 PM 08/04 CWOP 1 SSE Easton 5.09 in 0130 PM 08/04 AWS 2 NNW Saint Michaels 3.68 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Cambridge 3.33 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP Easton Newnam 2.10 in 0245 PM 08/04 AWOS ...New Jersey... ...Burlington County... New Lisbon 2.84 in 0200 PM 08/04 HADS Medford Twp. 2.60 in 0200 PM 08/04 HADS Delran 2.27 in 0309 PM 08/04 URBANET Cinnaminson 2.07 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP Mount Laurel Township 2.00 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Camden County... South Burlington 2.53 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP Haddon Township 2.38 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP Glendora 2.27 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Gloucester County... Logan Township 5.41 in 0303 PM 08/04 CWOP Mickleton 4.26 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP Pitman 0.7 ENE 3.33 in 0140 PM 08/04 COCORAHS Mullica Hill 3.09 in 0305 PM 08/04 CWOP West Deptford Twp 2.95 in 1010 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Washington Township 2.48 in 0305 PM 08/04 CWOP Sewell 2.28 in 0124 PM 08/04 CWOP Turnersville 2.19 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Hunterdon County... Bloomsbury 4.18 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Milford 3.52 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Califon 3.40 in 0310 PM 08/04 HADS Teetertown 3.32 in 0210 PM 08/04 RAWS Ringoes 3.25 in 0258 PM 08/04 CWOP Flemington 2.86 in 0111 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Glen Gardner 2.86 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS High Bridge 2.82 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP Milford NW 2.65 in 0314 PM 08/04 AWS 1 SSW Lebanon Twp 2.58 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS Lambertville 2.47 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Mercer County... 1.3 E Ewing 3.77 in 0200 PM 08/04 HADS Pennington 3.01 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Princeton 2.29 in 0302 PM 08/04 CWOP Trenton 2.15 in 0253 PM 08/04 ASOS ...Morris County... Long Valley 5.03 in 0102 PM 08/04 AWS Ironia 4.20 in 0245 PM 08/04 HADS Succasunna 3.85 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP Picatinny Lake 3.73 in 0200 PM 08/04 HADS Califon 3.69 in 0309 PM 08/04 CWOP West Wharton 3.48 in 0215 PM 08/04 IFLOWS 2 SW Wharton 3.32 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS Mine Hill 3.31 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP Succasunna 3.29 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP Randolph 3.25 in 1253 PM 08/04 CWOP Flanders (Mont Olive HS) 2.99 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Lake Hopatcong 2.82 in 0245 PM 08/04 IFLOWS Flanders 2.81 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP 1.3 N Pleasant Plains 2.72 in 0245 PM 08/04 IFLOWS Whippany 2.64 in 0142 PM 08/04 CWOP 1 NNE Morris Twp 2.29 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Pompton Plains 2.28 in 0312 PM 08/04 CWOP 2.2 SW Denville 2.28 in 0245 PM 08/04 IFLOWS Montville 2.13 in 0312 PM 08/04 CWOP Whippany (Memorial) 2.13 in 0125 PM 08/04 AWS Morris Twp 2.05 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Stirling 2.04 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP 1.4 NW Florham Park 2.00 in 0200 PM 08/04 IFLOWS ...Salem County... 0.6 S Woodstown 3.36 in 0145 PM 08/04 HADS ...Somerset County... Bridgewater 3.77 in 0305 PM 08/04 CWOP 1.8 SE Pottersville 3.26 in 0215 PM 08/04 IFLOWS 1.4 N Far Hills 2.95 in 0200 PM 08/04 IFLOWS Skillman 2.94 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP Somerville 2.87 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Somerville 2.65 in 1045 PM 08/04 Public Branchburg 2.21 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Watchung 2.21 in 0145 PM 08/04 IFLOWS Branchburg 2.12 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP Somerville 2.08 in 0307 PM 08/04 ASOS ...Sussex County... 0.7 NE Flatbrookville 4.76 in 0300 PM 08/04 HADS Sparta 3.70 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP Blue Mountain Lakes 3.64 in 0214 PM 08/04 RAWS Sussex 3.60 in 0136 PM 08/04 CWOP 1 SW Hopatcong 3.32 in 0314 PM 08/04 AWS Andover 3.14 in 0254 PM 08/04 ASOS 1.1 NE Pellettown 3.09 in 0130 PM 08/04 HADS 2.3 N Stockholm 3.04 in 0215 PM 08/04 HADS Wallkill River Nwr 3.02 in 0226 PM 08/04 RAWS 2.1 E Barry Lakes 3.00 in 0230 PM 08/04 HADS Hopatcong 2.99 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP Rudeville 2.66 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS LaFayette 2.62 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP Glenwood 2.51 in 0312 PM 08/04 CWOP Stanhope 2.46 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS Franklin 2.07 in 0243 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Warren County... Hackettstown 4.86 in 0427 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Blairstown 4.43 in 0400 PM 08/04 Public Belvidere 3.27 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Pennsylvania... ...Berks County... Hopewell 5.62 in 0243 PM 08/04 RAWS Boyertown 4.86 in 0218 PM 08/04 CWOP Boyertown 2.5 WNW 4.86 in 0200 PM 08/04 COCORAHS 3 ESE Temple 4.80 in 0430 PM 08/04 Public Mertztown 4.73 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP 0.6 E West Reading 4.30 in 0130 PM 08/04 HADS Oley 3.96 in 0312 PM 08/04 CWOP Sinking Spring 3.91 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP Reading 3.47 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP Harlem 3.38 in 0302 PM 08/04 CWOP Reading 3.22 in 0254 PM 08/04 ASOS 2.5 N Centerport 2.83 in 0130 PM 08/04 HADS Lenhartsville 2.79 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP West Lawn 2.75 in 0314 PM 08/04 AWS Sinking Spring (Wilson W) 2.72 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Fleetwood 2.59 in 0230 PM 08/04 CWOP Reading 2.49 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Bernville (Tulpenhocken) 2.02 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Robesonia (Weiser) 2.01 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS ...Bucks County... Sellersville 7.43 in 0305 PM 08/04 CWOP Quakertown 5.94 in 0314 PM 08/04 CWOP Kintnersville 4.41 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP Jamison 4.36 in 1145 AM 08/04 Trained Spotter Doylestown 4.34 in 0254 PM 08/04 ASOS Quakertown 4.30 in 0230 PM 08/04 CWOP Buckingham 4.13 in 0228 PM 08/04 CWOP Furlong 3.47 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP Warrington 2.48 in 0314 PM 08/04 CWOP Newtown 2.23 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP Newtown (George) 2.17 in 0314 PM 08/04 AWS Stockton 2.10 in 0200 PM 08/04 HADS ...Carbon County... Bowmanstown 3 WSW 4.56 in 0220 PM 08/04 COCORAHS Jim Thorpe 3.74 in 0314 PM 08/04 AWS Lehighton 3.55 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP 0.9 SW Blakeslee 3.54 in 0215 PM 08/04 HADS Weatherly 2.02 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Chester County... 1 SW Kemblesville 6.71 in 1050 AM 08/04 AWS West Chester 6.61 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Coatesville 6.51 in 1231 PM 08/04 CWOP Oxford 6.30 in 0321 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter 1 NNE Parkesburg 6.20 in 0325 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Glenmoore 5.83 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP East Nantmeal 1.0 SSW 5.83 in 0200 PM 08/04 COCORAHS West Chester 5.58 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS 2 SE Exton 5.48 in 0239 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Cochranville 5.47 in 0312 PM 08/04 CWOP Berwyn 5.39 in 0309 PM 08/04 CWOP Phoenixville 5.33 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP Berwyn 5.32 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP Malvern 5.25 in 1255 PM 08/04 CWOP Downingtown 5.22 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP Schuylkill Twp 5.12 in 0445 PM 08/04 Public 2.4 N Avondale 4.97 in 0200 PM 08/04 HADS Atglen 4.91 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP Pottstown 4.83 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP West Chester 4.67 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP 1 NNW East Caln Twp 4.67 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS New London 4.60 in 0314 PM 08/04 CWOP South Pottstown 4.57 in 0301 PM 08/04 HADS Oxford (Penns Grove) 4.56 in 0314 PM 08/04 AWS Oxford 4.37 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP Westtown 4.33 in 0241 PM 08/04 CWOP Phoenixville 4.09 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP West Chester 4.07 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP Newtown (JHS) 3.45 in 0110 PM 08/04 URBANET West Whiteland Twp. 3.33 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP West Chester 3.24 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP 1 NW Thornbury Twp 2.72 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Northbrook 2.68 in 0215 PM 08/04 HADS Sadsburyville 2.00 in 0312 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Delaware County... Saint Davids 7.48 in 0300 PM 08/04 CWOP Villanova 6.61 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Swarthmore 6.01 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Thornton 5.81 in 0311 PM 08/04 CWOP Thornton 5.81 in 0200 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Upper Chichester 5.75 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP Newtown Square 5.27 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Media 5.25 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP 1 NW Drexel Hill 5.15 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Norwood 4.91 in 0309 PM 08/04 URBANET Wayne (Radnor PW) 4.25 in 0309 PM 08/04 URBANET Chadds Ford 3.61 in 1235 PM 08/04 CWOP Media 3.52 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Lehigh County... Center Valley 7.25 in 0130 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Center Valley 7.09 in 0107 PM 08/04 CWOP Upper Macungie Twp. 6.06 in 0416 PM 08/04 Public Macungie 5.43 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP Coopersburg 5.12 in 1155 AM 08/04 Trained Spotter Trexler 5.02 in 0243 PM 08/04 RAWS New Tripoli 4.94 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP Lehigh Valley Intl Airport 4.92 in 0251 PM 08/04 ASOS Slatington 4.35 in 0201 PM 08/04 HADS Whitehall 3.89 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP Coopersburg 3.77 in 0120 PM 08/04 CWOP Breinigsville 3.55 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP 1 NE Lynn Twp 3.51 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS Weisenberg Twp 3.48 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS Germansville 3.06 in 1232 PM 08/04 CWOP ...Monroe County... Canadensis 7.00 in 0400 PM 08/04 Broadcast Media 1 NE Bossardsville 6.95 in 0330 PM 08/04 Public Saylorsburg 6.95 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP 1 NNE Smithfield Twp 6.63 in 0430 PM 08/04 Public Pocono Summit 6.18 in 0402 PM 08/04 Broadcast Media Snydersville 5.49 in 0306 PM 08/04 CWOP East Stroudsburg 5.27 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Skytop 4.91 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS Mt. Pocono 4.38 in 0253 PM 08/04 ASOS Pocono Pines 3.23 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Blakeslee 3.16 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP Stoddartsville 3.14 in 0200 PM 08/04 HADS Kresgeville 2.21 in 0147 PM 08/04 HADS ...Montgomery County... Wynnewood 8.59 in 0710 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Skippack 8.00 in 0235 PM 08/04 Trained Spotter Collegeville 2.3 NNW 8.00 in 0100 PM 08/04 COCORAHS Worcester Twp 7.56 in 0330 PM 08/04 Broadcast Media 1 ENE Phoenixville 6.75 in 1245 PM 08/04 Public Gilbertsville 7.46 in 0312 PM 08/04 CWOP Bala Cynwyd 6.43 in 1213 PM 08/04 CWOP Ambler 6.14 in 1233 PM 08/04 CWOP New Hanover 6.12 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP Norristown 6.08 in 0200 PM 08/04 HADS Royersford 6.07 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Rosemont (Harrison) 5.81 in 0309 PM 08/04 URBANET Upper Providence Twp 5.57 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Graterford 5.46 in 0131 PM 08/04 HADS Pottstown 5.03 in 0103 PM 08/04 ASOS Worcester 5.02 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP Norristown (Eagleville ES) 5.00 in 0309 PM 08/04 URBANET 1 NW Conshohocken 4.69 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS Hatfield 4.66 in 0310 PM 08/04 CWOP Fort Washington 4.36 in 0312 PM 08/04 CWOP Pottstown (HS) 4.05 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Willow Grove 3.79 in 0315 PM 08/04 CWOP Oaks (ES) 3.55 in 0309 PM 08/04 URBANET 1 ESE Willow Grove 2.11 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS ...Northampton County... Nazareth (MS) 6.54 in 0314 PM 08/04 AWS Bethlehem 4.95 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP Northampton (MS) 4.94 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS Walnutport 4.76 in 0313 PM 08/04 CWOP Martins Creek 4.63 in 0301 PM 08/04 CWOP Palmer Township 3.85 in 0305 PM 08/04 CWOP Easton 3.77 in 0305 PM 08/04 CWOP 1 SE East Bangor 3.21 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS ...Philadelphia County... Philadelphia International A 4.16 in 0254 PM 08/04 ASOS 1 NNE Rittenhouse Square 2.74 in 0310 PM 08/04 AWS Philadelphia Northeast 2.40 in 0254 PM 08/04 ASOS Philadelphia (CB Park) 2.22 in 0315 PM 08/04 AWS ...New Jersey... ...Maritime Stations... Waretown 2.00 in 0300 PM 08/04 HADS &&
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NOUS41 KPHI 111914
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DEZ001>004-MDZ008-012-015-019-020-NJZ001-007>010-012>027-PAZ054-
055-060>062-070-071-101>106-121200-
Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ
314 PM EDT Tue Aug 11 2020
...NWS DAMAGE ASSESSMENT RESULTS FOR TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS TORNADOES...
Updates:
1) Increased the wind speed to EF2, 115 mph, for the long-tracked
Kent to New Castle County Delaware tornado. Also extended the
path length.
2) An 8th tornado (EF1) has been added; Milford in Sussex/Kent
County, Delaware.
Total Number of Tornadoes*: 8
EF2: 2
EF1: 4
EF0: 2
Number of Tornadoes by State*:
DE: 3
PA: 2
NJ: 2
MD: 1
*NWS Mount Holly coverage area.
.Kent and New Castle County Delaware Tornado...
Start Location...Dover in Kent County, Delaware
End Location...Southwest of Glasgow in New Castle County, Delaware
Date...August 4, 2020
Estimated Time...8:55 AM EDT to 9:30 AM EDT
Maximum EF-Scale Rating...EF2
Estimated Maximum Wind Speed...115 mph
Maximum Path Width...500 yards
Path Length...35.5 miles
Beginning Lat/Lon...39.10N/75.50W
Ending Lat/Lon...39.58N/75.76W
* Fatalities...0
* Injuries...0
...Summary...
The tornado touched down in the vicinity of the Eagle Meadows
Apartment Homes on Sorghum Mill Road in Kent County then moved
across Route 10. It tracked nearly parallel to South State Street
through Anneville, the south side of Dover, where significant tree
damage occurred, including some treetops shredded from Poplar
Lane to the neighborhood around Steele Road. It was here where
some roof damage occurred to some homes especially due to fallen
trees, however a garage was significantly damaged on Dyer’s Tree
Farm. The tornado then crossed over Route 13 near the Eden
Medical Center and very near the William Henry Middle School. A
couple sections of the school’s roof were blown off along with
some tree damage nearby. A warehouse adjacent to the school had a
few sections of its metal walls torn off and a couple of tractor
trailer trailers flipped onto their side. The tornado then crossed
over Walker Road at Route 15 then to Westminster Village at Dover
near the intersection of Route 15 and College Road.
The tornado continued northward just east of Cheswold where the
tornado may have lifted for a time with discontinuous tree damage
before moving through the east side of Smyrna where more notable
tree damage occurred. A 96 mph wind gust was measured at a
Delaware Department of Transportation weather station located on
Route 1 just north of Smyrna as the tornadic circulation passed
by. From here, the tornado continued nearly parallel to Routes 1
and 13 on the east sides of Townsend and Middletown in New Castle
County. Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted along portions of
Blackbird Landing Road and Gum Bush Road in Townsend with some
damage to roofs. A garage at a residence on Blackbird Landing Road
was destroyed. The tornado then damaged homes in Middletown along
Spring Hollow Drive. In this neighborhood, some homes had roof
material and siding blown off with numerous trees uprooted.
Several garage doors were blown out and one home had an entire
side wall blown off. One picture showed a home with a missing
exterior corner walls on the second story.
The tornado continued north northwest to the Summit Bridge area
just south of the C and D canal. It is here where substantial
damage occurred to several homes, including one home that had more
than half of its roof completely torn off with a neighboring home
losing several sections of their roof. Some other homes lost a
portion of their roof and siding was torn off with a garage door
blown in, along with several trees down or snapped. The tornado
crossed the canal and tracked near Lums Pond and through an
adjacent wooded area where pictures and areal footage showed a
clear path with numerous trees down. The tornado then crossed
Route 896 and into the Brennan Estates where hundreds of trees
were down or uprooted and around a dozen homes sustained enough
damage that they were declared as uninhabitable. The tornado then
looked to have lifted prior to crossing over into Cecil County
Maryland.
Based on the damage to the homes in the Middletown to Summit
Bridge to Brennan Estates areas especially (some non-tree related
damage), the rating of this tornado was increased to 115 mph which
is equivalent to an EF2 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale. Doppler
radar data showed a continuous and well defined rotational
signature and also a tornado debris signature.
This tornado path length set a new record in Delaware, greatly
surpassing the previous tornado path length record of 13 miles
which occurred in 1988.
Special thanks is extended to Kent County and New Castle County
Emergency Management, trained spotters, and the public for their
extensive assistance with this survey.
.Philadelphia and Bucks County Pennsylvania Tornado...
Start Location...Northeast Philadelphia in Philadelphia County,
Pennsylvania
End Location...Doylestown in Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Date...August 4, 2020
Estimated Time...10:50 AM EDT to 11:10 AM EDT
Maximum EF-Scale Rating...EF2
Estimated Maximum Wind Speed...115 mph
Maximum Path Width...500 yards
Path Length...20 miles
Beginning Lat/Lon...40.34N/75.16W
Ending Lat/Lon...40.08N/74.96W
* Fatalities...0
* Injuries...6 all which were minor
...Summary...
A tornado touched down just east of the Philadelphia Mills Mall
as it moved in a northwesterly direction along or near Knights
Road and Medford Road toward Dunks Ferry Road. Three exhaust
systems and 6 RTU systems were blown off the roof in less than 15
seconds at the former Walmart Store currently undergoing
reconstruction, and numerous trees, some close to 100 years old,
were snapped or blown over along Knights Road, Medford Road, and
Dunks Ferry Road. Roofs, siding, and awnings were blown off many
homes in the area. A few cars were also tossed or turned over as
the storm moved through. The estimated wind speed in this area was
100 mph, equivalent to EF1 on the Enhanced Fujita scale. Current
evidence suggests the tornado then lifted off the ground as it
proceeded in a northwesterly direction, briefly touching down in
the Southampton area of Bucks County. Numerous trees were snapped
in this area as well, with many homes and cars damaged due to
falling trees and tree limbs. The Sycamore Drive and Harding Roads
areas were hardest hit. The estimated wind speed in this area was
90 mph, equivalent to an EF1 on the Enhanced Fujita scale.
Current evidence again suggests the tornado lifted one more time
as the parent circulation traveled to the Doylestown area, where
it touched down one final time near the Central Bucks West High
School. Here bleachers on the visitor’s side of the athletic
field were picked up and tossed before the vortex moved on to the
Doylestown Hospital complex where at least six automobiles were
tossed some distance, and where substantial damage occurred to the
Children’s Village Day Care center with no serious injuries
reported. Numerous trees were felled in and around the hospital
center, and several metal lamp posts were bent from the wind. The
estimated wind speed in this area was 115 mph, equivalent to a
low-end EF2 on the Enhanced Fujita scale. The tornado then
continued moving in a northwesterly direction, snapping and
falling trees, as well as causing damage to homes and other
properties, especially along and near Sandy Ridge Road, Jefferson
Avenue, and Lower State Road, before lifting along Ferry Road near
the Peace Valley Reservoir. The estimated wind speed in this area
was 100 mph, equivalent to an EF1 on the Enhanced Fujita scale.
Special thanks is extended to the Bucks County Office of
Emergency Management, and to the Philadelphia Office of Emergency
Management, for field reconnaissance associated with this survey.
.Sussex and Kent County Delaware Tornado...
Start Location...Milford in Sussex County, Delaware
End Location...Milford in Kent County, Delaware
Date...August 4, 2020
Estimated Time...8:25 AM EDT to 8:30 AM EDT
Maximum EF-Scale Rating...EF1
Estimated Maximum Wind Speed...100 mph
Maximum Path Width...400 yards
Path Length...2.7 miles
Beginning Lat/Lon...38.89N/75.45W
Ending Lat/Lon...38.92N/75.46W
* Fatalities...0
* Injuries...0
...Summary...
A tornado touched down in the Evergreen and Meadow Brook Lanes
area of southwest Milford (Sussex County) around 8:25 AM on August
4. There was extensive tree damage from Meadow Brook and
Evergreen lanes north to Haven Lake then across the lake to North
Shore Drive in Kent County. Numerous trees were uprooted and
snapped along the path of the tornado, with several trees falling
onto homes. The tornado turned more northwest and crossed
Williamsville Road producing additional tree damage, then lifted
before it reached Milford Harrington Highway. Due to the extensive
tree damage, power lines and some poles were also down along
portions of the tornados path. Several of the trees were of
softwood and snapped at their trunks, which is indicative of 100
mph winds and this was used to rate this tornado. This wind speed
corresponds to an EF1 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale. Doppler radar
data showed a well defined tornado debris signature that quickly
developed on the west and northwest side of Milford as the
circulation moved through.
Special thanks is extended to the Delaware Department of
Transportation and the local media, especially WRDE Coast TV
Meteorologist Alex Seymore, for their assistance with this survey.
.Kent County Delaware Tornado...
Start Location...Sandtown in Kent County, Delaware
End Location...Sandtown in Kent County, Delaware
Date...August 4, 2020
Estimated Time...8:25 AM EDT to 8:28 AM EDT
Maximum EF-Scale Rating...EF1
Estimated Maximum Wind Speed...100 mph
Maximum Path Width...200 yards
Path Length...2.6 miles
Beginning Lat/Lon...39.01N/75.69W
Ending Lat/Lon...39.04N/75.73W
* Fatalities...0
* Injuries...0
...Summary...
The tornado touched down in the vicinity of Road 258 south of
Sandtown Road, then tracked across a section of mostly open fields
but damaged some trees along the way. It then tracked down the
western portion of Sandtown Road closer to Route 10 damaging
several homes and snapping and uprooting several trees. A home had
some windows blown out along with roof damage, another home had
its roof blown off and there was a large garage that had its back
sheet metal wall torn off. The tornado crossed Route 10 near the
intersection with Sandtown Road and moved across the Sandtown
Landfill facility where additional trees were uprooted or snapped,
two front-end loaders had windows blown out and some truck
trailers were flipped over. The tornado exited the landfill and
may have dissipated before reaching the Maryland-Delaware state
line. Doppler radar data showed rotation and a notable tornado
debris signature near and just northwest of Sandtown as debris was
tossed into the air.
Special thanks is extended to the staff at the Country Cupboard
store in Sandtown, Kent County Emergency Management and 911 Center
staff for their assistance with this survey.
.Ocean County New Jersey Waterspout and Tornado...
Start Location...Near Ship Bottom in Ocean County, New Jersey
End Location...Near Mud City in Ocean County, New Jersey
Date...August 4, 2020
Estimated Time...10:50 AM EDT to 10:54 AM EDT
Maximum EF-Scale Rating...EF1
Estimated Maximum Wind Speed...110 mph
Maximum Path Width...Unknown
Path Length...3.0 miles
Beginning Lat/Lon...39.63N/74.20W
Ending Lat/Lon...39.68N/74.21W
* Fatalities...0
* Injuries...0
...Summary...
A waterspout developed in Manahawkin Bay between Ship Bottom and
Brant Beach. It tracked northwestward and video footage showed the
circulation with light debris in the air crossing the Route 72
bridge over the bay. The waterspout then continued tracking to the
northwest and passed east of Mud City before moving ashore into a
marshy area of the Manahawkin Wildlife Management area. Other
than some light debris reported in the air as it crossed the Route
72 bridge, no other damage reports have been received as of this
report. However, the circulation tracked right over the Long Beach
Island WeatherFlow weather station located north of Egg Island
and west of Flat Island in Manahawkin Bay which measured a 109 mph
wind gust at 10:53 AM EDT. This measurement was used to rate this
waterspout/tornado given the lack of actual damage. Doppler radar
data showed no evidence of a tornado debris signature. Doppler
radar data however did indicate velocities to 112 mph at about
1,600 feet above the ground very near the aforementioned weather
station.
Special thanks is extended to the public who provided video that
greatly helped with this survey.
.Cape May County New Jersey Tornado...
Start Location...Strathmere in Cape May County, New Jersey
End Location...Marmora in Cape May County, New Jersey
Date...August 4, 2020
Estimated Time...9:45 AM EDT to 9:50 AM EDT
Maximum EF-Scale Rating...EF1
Estimated Maximum Wind Speed...100 mph
Maximum Path Width...150 yards
Path Length...5.25 miles
Beginning Lat/Lon...39.19N/74.66W
Ending Lat/Lon...39.27N/74.66W
* Fatalities...0
* Injuries...0
...Summary...
A waterspout came ashore near the southern end of Corson’s
Inlet State Park near Strathmere then across marshy areas. The
tornado then crossed the Garden State Parkway then tracked along
Route 9 across the south side of Marmora. There were several
pictures and videos of the waterspout and tornado including a
trained spotter reporting a tornado on the ground with debris in
the air. The tornado produced significant damage to homes and
businesses on the 500 block of Route 9, starting in the vicinity
of a Coca Cola facility where containers were tossed around with
even a truck trailer flipped onto its side. Adjacent to the Coca
Cola facility, a large shed at a residence was upended and
vehicles were moved from their original locations. Several homes
had portions of their roofs blown off with a couple of homes
sustaining significant damage to a side wall or corner walls. The
tornado crossed Route 9 to the Pine Hill Mobile Home Court where
significant damage occurred to trees and buildings. One home was
shifted off its foundation and others had roof damage and downed
trees crushed several cars. The tornado tracked north northwest
crossing Tuckahoe Road and may have dissipated over the adjacent
marsh areas. Doppler radar data showed a well defined tornado
debris signature as the tornado moved through portions of Marmora.
Special thanks is extended to Cape May County, trained spotters,
and the local media for their help with this survey.
.Montgomery County Pennsylvania Tornado...
Start Location...Worcester Township in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
End Location...Worcester Township in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
Date...August 4, 2020
Estimated Time...10:44 AM EDT to 10:50 AM EDT
Maximum EF-Scale Rating...EF0
Estimated Maximum Wind Speed...80 mph
Maximum Path Width...200 yards
Path Length...2.8 miles
Beginning Lat/Lon...40.16N/75.33W
Ending Lat/Lon...40.20N/75.36W
* Fatalities...0
* Injuries...0
...Summary...
An EF0 tornado occurred in Worcester Township in Montgomery
County, Pennsylvania as Tropical Storm Isaias moved northward
along the East Coast of the United States. With southeastern
Pennsylvania being in the northeastward, right front quadrant, the
tornado and parent storm moved in an unusual northwestward
trajectory ahead of the main center of the tropical storm. An area
of circulation tightened in a strong cell within a rainband in
southeastern Montgomery County. As this circulation tightened, a
brief tornado formed near the intersection of Brindle Court and
Township Line Road in Worcester Township, where a few small trees
were downed in a small residential subdivision. From here, the
tornado continued its northwestward trajectory through the
township, downing trees along Potshop Road. The circulation may
have lifted with the path being somewhat discontinuous. A somewhat
denser area of trees were downed as the tornado moved across
Valley Forge Road and northwestward along Heebner Road. Several
tree tops were sheared off in addition to several utility poles
being pushed over along Heebner Road near the intersection of
Shefley Lane. The tornado continued northwest from here,
eventually downing several hardwood trees along Hollow Road. One
tree brought down several utility lines as it fell. From here, the
tornado lifted with only a few other trees being downed a little
ways from Hollow Road in a small wooded area.
Special thanks is extended to the Montgomery County Emergency
Management Office along with Skywarn Spotter Lou Ruh for their
help in this survey.
.Queen Anne's County Maryland Tornado...
Start Location...Queenstown in Queen Anne's County in Maryland
End Location...Queenstown in Queen Anne's County in Maryland
Date...August 4, 2020
Estimated Time...8:18 AM EDT to 8:19 AM EDT
Maximum EF-Scale Rating...EF0
Estimated Maximum Wind Speed...70 mph
Maximum Path Width...35 yards
Path Length...0.60 miles
Beginning Lat/Lon...38.93N/76.13W
Ending Lat/Lon...38.93N/76.15W
* Fatalities...0
* Injuries...0
...Summary...
The tornado touched down along Stagwell Road in Queenstown.
Pictures and video showed a distinct but narrow path in a corn
field parallel to the road which is mostly east to west. The
downed corn was in a circular pattern, and aerial footage over the
corn field showed some downburst signatures on the right side of
the tornado path. In addition to the cornfield damage, sporadic
tree damage occurred along Stagwell Road across from the corn
field. The tornado looks to have lifted before it reached the Wye
River as there was no additional visible damage north of this
path. Radar showed defined rotation, however given the weak
intensity of the tornado it appeared to have occurred on the north
side of a larger rotational signature and therefore tracked more
east to west.
Special thanks is extended to Queen Anne’s County Emergency
Management and local media for their assistance with this survey.
EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the
following categories:
EF0...Weak......65 to 85 mph
EF1...Weak......86 to 110 mph
EF2...Strong....111 to 135 mph
EF3...Strong....136 to 165 mph
EF4...Violent...166 to 200 mph
EF5...Violent...>200 mph
* The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to
change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS
Storm Data.
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Davis/Gorse/Miketta/Staarmann
Notable Radar Imagery (GR2Analyst)
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| Figure 1: KDOX radar reflectivity factor (top left), storm relative motion (SRM; top right), spectrum width (SW; bottom left) and correlation coefficient (CC; bottom right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid at 1218 UTC 4 August 2020. A brief tornado occurred near Queenstown, MD at this time, which was the first of the day in the WFO Mount Holly CWA. Minor tree and corn field damage occurred. Radar did not detect a tornado debris signature (TDS). | Figure 2: KDOX radar reflectivity factor (top left), storm relative motion (SRM; top right), spectrum width (SW; bottom left) and correlation coefficient (CC; bottom right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid at 1228 UTC 4 August 2020. An EF1 tornado was in progress near Sandtown, DE at this time. A clear tornado debris signature (TDS) is seen in the CC imagery. Note that because radar captures reflectivity and CC data slightly before (about 20 seconds) it captures velocity data, the CC minimum associated with the TDS appears slightly “behind” the fast moving velocity couplet in the SRM data, with reference to the small red square marker. This effect can be seen in multiple tornadoes on this web page. |
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| Figure 3: Same as Figure 2 but in a loop from 1223 UTC to 1236 UTC, encompassing the life cycle of the Sandtown tornado. The TDS can be seen appearing in the CC data before gradually becoming more diffuse after the tornado lifts. In addition, at the bottom right of the loop, in the CC data, the TDS associated with the tornado near Milford, DE can be seen entering the frame before it begins to weaken. | Figure 4: KDOX radar reflectivity factor (top left), storm relative motion (SRM; top right), spectrum width (SW; bottom left) and correlation coefficient (CC; bottom right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid at 1229 UTC 4 August 2020. An EF1 tornado was ongoing near Milford, DE. A clear TDS is seen in the CC data. A well-defined reflectivity maximum is also seen in the area of the TDS. Enhanced SW values are suggestive of turbulent flow often associated with tornadoes. |
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| Figure 5: Same as Figure 4 but in a loop from 1226 UTC to 1234 UTC, encompassing the life cycle of the Milford, DE tornado. In the CC data, a TDS can be seen appearing then quickly starting to weaken and disperse once this short lived tornado lifted. | Figure 6: KDOX radar reflectivity factor (top left), storm relative motion (SRM; top right), spectrum width (SW; bottom left) and correlation coefficient (CC; bottom right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid at 1258 UTC 4 August 2020. This was near the beginning of the long-tracked EF2 tornado which impacted Kent and New Castle Counties in Delaware. A well-defined velocity couplet, enhanced area of spectrum width, and a clear TDS in the CC data are all present. This would go on to easily become the longest tracked tornado on record in Delaware. |
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| Figure 7: KDOX radar reflectivity factor (left) and storm relative motion (SRM, right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid from 1252 UTC to 1334 UTC 4 August 2020. The loop is centered along the path of the Kent-New Castle County EF2 tornado. The intensity and tightness of the velocity couplet in the SRM data can be seen waxing and waning multiple times over the course of the loop, and it is possible this tornado briefly lifted at points along its long path. See the Public Information Statement for more on this tornado. | Figure 8: KDOX storm relative motion (SRM, left) and correlation coefficient (CC, right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle from 1252 UTC to 1334 UTC 4 August 2020, the same times as in Figure 7. Like the velocity couplet itself, the TDS in the CC data can be seen waxing and waning in intensity after its initial appearance south of Dover early in the loop, before eventually fading out as the storm approached the Maryland border. A single frame “blip” in the CC data about a third of the way through the loop over southern New Jersey is the result of an apparent data quality issue, and is not a TDS. |
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| Figure 9: KDOX radar reflectivity factor (top left), storm relative motion (SRM; top right), spectrum width (SW; bottom left) and correlation coefficient (CC; bottom right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid at 1352 UTC 4 August 2020. A waterspout had recently moved onshore and become an EF1 tornado, which produced considerable tree and structural damage along its path. A clear TDS is seen in the CC data. Several pictures and videos of this waterspout turned tornado were also received. | Figure 10: Same as Figure 9, but in a loop from 1341 UTC to 1358 UTC. This tornadic cell can be seen approaching the coast with a well-defined velocity couplet. After moving onshore, a TDS becomes visible west of Ocean City, which then begins to spread out and fade in intensity once the tornado is no longer on the ground. |
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| Figure 11: KDOX cross section of correlation coefficient at 1356 UTC 4 August 2020. This is a cross section of the TDS produced by the Cape May County tornado. The TDS, denoted by the concentrated area of reduced CC values near the center of the image, can be seen extending to a height of near of slightly above 5,000 feet, indicating tornadic debris was being lofted to around that altitude. | Figure 12: KDIX radar reflectivity factor (top left), storm relative motion (SRM; top right), spectrum width (SW; bottom left) and correlation coefficient (CC; bottom right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid at 1448 UTC 4 August 2020. An EF0 tornado was in progress near Worcester, PA at this time. This weak tornado produced some tree and utility damage along its path before lifting. KDIX radar did not detect a tornado debris signature. |
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| Figure 13: KDIX radar reflectivity factor (top left), storm relative motion (SRM; top right), spectrum width (SW; bottom left) and correlation coefficient (CC; bottom right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid at 1451 UTC 4 August 2020. At this time, a waterspout-producing cell was coming ashore in Ocean County, similar to the earlier waterspout-turned-tornado event in Cape May County. This tornado was also captured on video near when it came ashore. Fortunately, this tornado tracked mainly over marshy areas while it was over land and produced limited damage, which likely explains why radar did not detect a TDS despite the strong velocity couplet. However, a measured wind gust of 109 mph occurred along the track of this tornado, which combined with radar velocities was used to assign an EF1 rating. | Figure 14: KDIX radar reflectivity factor (left) and storm relative motion (SRM, left) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid 1446 UTC to 1459 UTC 4 August 2020. A supercellular storm producing a waterspout/tornado can be seen coming ashore south of Surf City, moving back over water in Barnegat Bay, then coming ashore again. Eyewitness videos show some light debris being lofted by this tornado, but thankfully it tracked mainly over marshy areas, especially on the west side of Barnegat Bay. The lack of debris and low altitude at which the limited debris was lofted to prevented a TDS from being detected by radar. |
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| Figure 15: KDIX radar reflectivity factor (top left), storm relative motion (SRM; top right), spectrum width (SW; bottom left) and correlation coefficient (CC; bottom right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid at 1505 UTC 4 August 2020. This long tracked EF2 tornado was most intense near the end of its track, in the area of Doylestown, PA. A strong velocity couplet is seen here in the SRM data, as well as high SW values. A TDS was not yet present in CC data, but would soon become visible near the time when the tornado lifted. | Figure 16: KDIX cross section of correlation coefficient (CC) valid 1512 UTC 4 August 2020. A TDS can be seen, identifiable as the area of reduced CC near the center of the image. The reduced CC values extend to approximately 8000 feet in altitude, indicating that this EF2 tornado lofted debris to around that elevation. |
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| Figure 17: Same as Figure 15, but in a loop from 1459 UTC to 1515 UTC. The velocity couplet in the SRM data can be seen growing tighter and more intense right as it passes near Doylestown, before weakening and dissipating soon after. A TDS can be seen appearing in the CC data shortly after the storm passes Doylestown, before fanning out downstream once the tornado lifts. A brief delay occurs from the time of best rotation near Doylestown to when the TDS appears, likely due to a couple of minutes being needed for lofted debris to reach an altitude visible to the radar at this distance. | Figure 18: KDOX radar reflectivity factor (right) and storm relative motion (SRM, left) valid from 1215 UTC to 1401 UTC 4 August 2020. Numerous features of note can be seen. Velocity couplets associated with the Sandtown and Milford, DE tornadoes are seen early in the loop. The couplet associated with the long tracked Kent-New Castle County tornado is seen for an extended period. Near the end of the loop, the cell which produced the Cape May County tornado can be seen coming ashore. Perhaps the most impressive area of rotation is seen tracking northward from south of Cape May and east of the Delaware Beaches into Lower Delaware Bay over the first half of the loop. While the rotation had weakened somewhat, this cell prompted a Tornado Warning as it came ashore near Fortescue, NJ, but was not found to produce a tornado, and the rotation continued to weaken. Several other weak areas of rotation are seen in various areas throughout the loop. |
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| Figure 19: Same as Figure 18, at increased speed. | Figure 20: KDOX storm relative motion (SRM, left) and correlation coefficient (CC, right) valid from 1224 UTC to 1401 UTC 4 August 2020. The same velocity couplets discussed in Figure 18 can be seen in the SRM data. In the CC data, TDS’s associated with the Sandtown and Milford tornadoes are seen simultaneously near the start of the loop. The TDS associated with the Kent-New Castle County tornado can be seen for an extended period as it tracks northward through Delaware. Finally, after a pause in detectable TDS activity, another TDS can be seen forming near the far right side of the image, northeast of Cape May, as the storm producing the Cape May County tornado came ashore. |
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