Where did the tornado hit in New Jersey? National Weather Service issues advisory
Samuel Coleman
Published Jan 08, 2026
The Public Weather conditions Administration (NWS) is encouraging occupants of New Jersey to stay in a haven for the following couple of hours. It had given a twister cautioning for parts of Mercer, Middlesex and Monmouth districts on Tuesday evening after a bunch of blasting tempests keeps on clearing across Focal New Jersey.
It wasn’t promptly clear on the off chance that a pipe cloud was spotted on the ground or on the other hand assuming forecasters saw cloud revolution on the radar. The climate forecasters said, “a serious rainstorm fit for creating a twister was situated over Edinburg, or 7 miles east of Trenton, moving east at 45 mph.”
“Manufactured houses will be harmed or annihilated. Harm to rooftops, windows, and vehicles will happen. Tree harm is reasonable,” the admonition note expressed.
Some uncommon February rainstorms began to thunder across parts of New Jersey on Tuesday evening, pushing the Public Weather conditions Administration to give cautions in various provinces, including a serious tempest cautioning for parts of Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex and Somerset regions.
AccuWeather spoke live with first responders in Mercer County, New Jersey, this evening following the possible tornado this afternoon. #NJwx
— AccuWeather (@accuweather) February 22, 2023
The forecasters cautioned of wind blasts that could get major areas of strength for as 60 mph. They likewise added that quarter-size hail is conceivable with a portion of the tempest cells that are traveling through those region of the state.
In its explanations, it educated occupants with respect to Hunterdon District that a solid tempest pressing 40 mph winds will be getting across the locale.
A significant tempest cell likewise has its sight set on Cape May Province, the weather conditions administration cautioned soon after 3 pm.
One more climate proclamation cautioned of breezy downpour showers with separated tempest cells getting across parts of Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Gloucester and Sea areas.
