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The U.S. Drought Monitor has released its latest update, revealing that massive rain storms this summer have effectively erased the drought
David Robinson, New Jersey’s state climatologist, said Wednesday’s lightning strike that killed one person and injured 14 others was a rare occurrence. The strike at the Black Knights Bow Benders Archery Range in Jackson killed Robert Montgomery, 61 of Cinnaminson, and injured over a dozen Cub Scouts, one as young as 7.
Record-breaking storms unleashed up to 6.67 inches of rain in New Jersey, causing two deaths and widespread disruptions.
Heavy thunderstorms could dump 2 to 4 inches of rain in parts of New Jersey on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
New Jersey’s mid-summer weather pattern of sweltering temperatures, soaking rains, and thick humidity is testing the resilience of home gardens
The state saw a wide range of rain totals, with some areas getting less than an inch while others were flooded.
Torrential rain swept across City and New Jersey overnight, killing two people after drowning entire neighborhoods with floodwater.