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Flash Flood Watches/Warnings Have Been Issued for NJ
The Flash Flood Watch continues for:
Portions of central New Jersey...northern New Jersey...northwest New Jersey...and southern New Jersey...including the following areas...
In central New Jersey...Eastern Monmouth, Mercer, and Western Monmouth.
In northern New Jersey...Middlesex, Morris, Somerset, Sussex, and Warren.
In northwest New Jersey...Hunterdon.
In southern New Jersey...Coastal Ocean, Northwestern Burlington, Ocean, and Southeastern Burlington.
From this evening through Tuesday afternoon.
Due to high tides, modest coastal flooding is expected along the coast and around the Delaware Bay on Tuesday and Wednesday, according to the weather service.
Tonight might bring severe thunderstorms with strong winds capable of taking down trees and power lines. Winds are up to 45 mph are expected along the Jersey Shore.
If the storm advances closer to the coast, more rain and stronger winds may be carried inward, but the storm will have less impact if it stays further offshore.
Rain, heavy at times, is forecast to begin this evening and last for the majority, if not all, of Tuesday. Within the watch region, rain totals of 2 to 3.5 inches are predicted, with locally higher amounts possible.
With the strongest rain, flash flooding of creeks, streams, urban areas, and regions with inadequate drainage is probable.
