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the only one in effect for eastern mercer and monmouth counties. that cell is racing off to the east. it will be this cell in here, we're picking up lighten strikes, i want to pan out a little bit so i can get an idea. it will be this area in through here, that's where we're starting to see, you see this right here, almost appears to be a hook shape right here, the good news this is out of our viewing area. 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

seeing something until 7:00 czars so for just again about another nine, eight, nine minute, for mercer, monmouth, sussex counties, or, excuse me, monmouth, middlesex counties, that's why you need to be in your safe space. if you're in areas like middletown, if you're in a area like seabright, in a area like marlboro, because even though, right now, you might not be experiencing maybe the worse of the storm, it is going to be there sooner rather than later. and you don't want to be caught trying to get to your safe place. you don't want to be caught trying to get where you need to go as this storm comes through. you want to be there already paying attention to what's going on, watching us, listening to us, whether it is on your phone, whether it is on the app, anything like, that you need to be going to your safer place now so you're not then caught as the storm comes through. >> good reminder, matt, were you saying we were to expect rain, were to expect some severe thunderstorms. is this one over performing in your estimation? is performing as expected? >> i would say that this particular line i

we have another tornadoes warning up for extreme portions of mercer county even western monmouth county in central portions of new jersey until 7:15. that is a quick-moving storm cell that is pulling away from the viewing area. turnersville seeing heavy rain at this point, maybe a little bit of wind, but the main event is right here with the front end of the line. what we call a squall line, the leading edge of cooler air, the downdraft of a thunderstorm. think about when you watched a thunderstorm on the porch, you hear the thunders in the dance, after hearing the thunder you feel that gush of cooler air. this is what a gust front what we call a squall line. it's very powerful because of the instability that developed with this. we're seeing winds anywhere from 40 to 6 ho miles per -- 40 to 6r hour. glassboro, pitman, downpours being produced. the heaviest is pulling out of berlin. this cell east of williams town this is the area we continue to watch as we pick up rotation, circulating winds getting close to the surface. the best place to be in a to remember -- in a tornado is in the b

two tornadoes warnings issued for gloucester and camden and mercer and monmouth counties. trees and wires down, in haddon township, oakland, collingswood and minor structural damage in gloucester and gloucester city. on top of the winds we saw a tremendous amount of rain that fell in in a short period of time. this is doppler radar estimates, as predicted over the last couple of days from adam you can see some locations picked up a good two to three inches of rain, all this fell in a very short permit. a lot of this fell within maybe a half-hour's time. again that's a lot of water in a short period of time it has created flooding problems. the national weather service continues the flash flood warning for montgomery county and lower montgomery and bucks county for the smaller creeks and streams that we're worried about. cherry hill, delran you're included in the warning. we have a flood advisory for chester and upper montgomery counties, this is for the next 15 minutes or so, where we saw two inches of rainfall in a short period of time. this flood advice includes mercer,

holly saying that tornado warning for mercer county and monmouth county, also, in new jersey, has beenell. >> this one will be going until 7:15 go up, just past the trenton area, again, meshes err county is part of our viewing area, talking about tornado warning until 7:15, and middlesex, kind of central new jersey, as well, we will go back to just our regular run of the mill radar, you can see, not just lot of heavy rainfall, thunder and lightning, associated, all radar indicated. no reports of any tornados that are on the ground. this is all just radar indicate nothing report of anything that is on the ground, but dreary low hanging clouds it, makes it very difficult to see anything, whether it is a funnel, whether it is actually tornado, and system and situation where we're taking little extra precaution, by looking at the radar. >> have these situations, so we'll just one more time. >> we get the information on it, as well, precipitation rate very high in that area, too, but with a we are looking for here is tornado warning, mercer, including the city of hamilton, marlboro, middlet

monmouth county as it moves east 45 miles an hour. we're keeping tabs on this particular tornado warning here. that includes sections of eastern mercer county and sections of monmouth county and middlesex county until about 7:15. ultimate doppler is showing strong rotation and this particular area as well. we'll kind of take the radar off and show you where the strongest rotation is within this particular area. you can see just to the east of trenton that does include you and places like east windsor there and sections of mercer county and moving up the i-95 corridor. what you're looking at now i tack the radar mode off and we're zooming in. on ultimate doppler we have the capability to show you where some of the strongest winds are occurring, you're looking at that and saying look at the pink and purple and also that teal blue. that is ultimate doppler showing us that there's a lot of wind energy within that particular area. so, we have the capability one for tornadic activity and two we know the winds are very strong in this particular area. so that is why the national weather service has issued a tornado warning. one has either be

outside of mercer county in monmouth county. both were confirmed as ef-0 tornadoes which is the lowest level but still causes damage. you can see the first report ux the deep red on radar, as we freeze the time at 7:21 yesterday. this touched down in a home depot parking lot. you just saw the video near route 9. estimated lect of the path was about a half mile. these weren't long lived but nevertheless, did see damage as a result. the second one, very close by, also in howell township. an ef-0 with winds estimated at 75 miles per hour. today looking much better. we're at 76 degrees in philadelphia and dover and 77 in wilmington. the afternoon, we'll talk forecast highs and let you know if you might see a little rain in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> what better place to be stranded than home depot? >> these powerful winds in monmouth county are from a confirmed tornado. one of two twisters that hit howell township yesterday. a reporter from our nbc sister station in new york spoke to folks there who experienced the

service in mount holly new jersey has issued a tornado warning for southeastern mercer county in central new jersey northern monmouth county in central new jersey southeastern middlesex county in northern new jersey in till seven fifteen am at six thirty nine m. severe thunderstorms capable of producing both tornadoes and extensive straight line wind damage were located along a line extending from new york down to windsor moving east at thirty five miles per hour hazard tornado source radar indicated rotation impact from mine debris will be dangerous to there was calm without shelter mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed damage to roofs windows and vehicles will occur tree damage is likely locations and pack that include long branch middletown marvel now of him in falls red bank town highlands crane mary roosevelt windsor freehold roberts clear brook park your town rivers think lindros and morgan precautionary and preparedness actions take over now move to a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building void windows if you are outdoors in a mobile home or in the vehicle move to the closes