While steady rain and strong winds are wrapping up on Monday afternoon chief meteorologist Dan Zarrow says gusty thunderstorms are still possible this afternoon.
The National Weather Service has completed their investigation and released preliminary findings of a Tornado event that occurred in this Ocean County community along Route 35.
According to the National Weather Service, the storm that caused so much damage in Toms River was NOT caused by a tornado, but from "straight-line winds" associated with a strong cold front moving rapidly East. Wind gusts were reported at 60-80 mph...
Earlier today I had an opportunity to join a bunch of local restaurants and deliver food to the families that were hit hard by yesterday's tornado in Toms River. Jimmy Capone of Capone's in downtown Toms River organized this in a matter of minutes last night...
On Saturday some crazy storms moved through New Jersey. It was confirmed that a tornado touched down in Mt. Laurel where wind speed was measured at about 70 mph. Check out how the wind flipped this car upside down. Crazy video!!!
Things have been pretty crazy over the last few days with weather in the South. Tornadoes have been wreaking havoc across the U.S. In this video, watch as the weatherman at WTVA-TV in Tupelo, Miss., reports on a tornado that is, basically, right on top of the station.