this is manalapan. this is near jackson, this cell racing off to the east-northeast at 40 miles per hour. it is moving away over top of monmouth county. this particular warning is up until 7:15. the earlier warning for gloucester and camden counties in southern new jersey has expired. it is discontinued. now we're seeing a squall line as it extends from new york city all the way down through the heart of south jersey into the state of delaware. we're seeing winds anywhere from 40 to 06 miles per hour with this squall line here, but the good news is these winds appear to be straight line wind and not rotating winds. straight line wind damage can be as significant as tornado winds, it's just the structure is a little bit different. thing about a powerful winds blowing in the same direction that is capable of 60-mile an hour wind gusts blowing off shingles and uprooct -- uprooting trees. it won't take much with the leaves on the tree to act like a canopy when the winds blows, it gets caught in the leaves i

if they'll let it expire or let it continue beyond 7:15, we zoom back, getting right around the manalapan area, where we looked at the velocity image, a tool, i like to use when we have these kinds of situations we tend to look at this to see where that rotation is, where the potential is for a storm to form, where a tornado could possibly form. and again, we are still seeing that relatively strong rotation, a little bit after area right around the manalapan area. and then also ' weed head just to the east, see freehold, see yorktown, marlboro, there is also another area in there where we are seeing a little bit of rotation, on the radar. so those are two spots that the national weather service i'm insuring is monitoring to keep an eye on to make sure those do not potentially form any kind of rotating storm, again, right now, this tornado warning much like the one that was in south jersey, was radar indicated. there is nothing necessarily on the ground right now, but they're taking necessary precautions, and telling everyone that there is the potential. >> matt, so talk about the conditio

this cell, where the potential strongest areas are for some of that rotation, and right around the manalapanational weather service will continue to monitor this situation. that actually gives us a little bit after better, call it, radar signature, than we had central jersey and burlington and -- burlington county, camden county, as well. so again, this is just on kinds of the northern edge of our viewing area. but if you do know anyone that is near the freehold area, near monroe, near east windsor, up into, you know, just around mercer county into the north central part of new jersey, if they're not up. if you do know them, give them call real quick. let them know what's going on, see if they're okay. >> this corks again, potentially be dangerous situation, as well. >> matt, i'm wondering; this is the same system that came up with cindy, or is this something totally different? >> so this is actually this is the renmant of what was tropical storm cindy. it came up through the gulf of mexico, as we all know, flooding along the gulf coast. unfortunately, one fatality, small boy, ended up havin