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Overview
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Major Hurricane Ida made landfall on the Louisiana coast on August 29, 2021. After producing devastating damage in parts of Louisiana, the storm weakened as it moved inland over the following two days. By the night of August 31, what was then Tropical Depression Ida moved into the southwest portion of the Appalachians. As it continued northeast through the Appalachians, Ida began to interact with a frontal system, and became a post-tropical cyclone early on September 1. However, the baroclinic influence caused by its interaction with the front caused the post-tropical cyclone to re-strengthen, and it became a strongly forced frontal low as it continued further northeast. From the early morning through the late evening of September 1, the center of the low tracked from over West Virginia to approximately along the Interstate 95 corridor from northeast Maryland to northeast New Jersey. Along its path, the remnants of Ida produced severe impacts over a large swath of the eastern mid-Atlantic, becoming one of the area’s worst natural disasters ever observed. Hours of torrential rainfall near and just west of the center's track, fed by remnant tropical moisture, led to catastrophic flash flooding over portions of eastern Pennsylvania and central and northern New Jersey. Numerous rivers experienced major flooding with some having their highest crests on record. In addition, as the system’s warm front lifted through the region, an unusually favorable environment for severe weather developed across much of New Jersey and southeast Pennsylvania. Several tornadoes occurred during the afternoon and evening of September 1, including particularly strong and damaging tornadoes over Gloucester County, New Jersey and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. The remnants of Ida departed the region by the night of September 1, but flood waters would take several days to recede in some cases, and for some areas, recovery from the catastrophic flooding and tornadoes will take years. Prelminary statistics show that 22 people in our local area tragically lost their lives from the storm, in addition to dozens of others in surrounding areas and the Gulf Coast states. Economic damages, while too early to determine, will likely range well into the billons of dollars. This page provides a summary of the meteorological evolution and impacts of the remnants of Ida in the NWS Mount Holly forecast area. Information should be considered preliminary, and additional information may be added as it is warranted and as further analysis is conducted. |
 Archived radar imagery and NWS Tornado and Flash Flood Warnings (overlaid) showing the remnants of Ida moving through the mid-Atlantic. |
Synoptic Overview at 12z 1 Sep 2021 (courtesy of SPC)
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| Figure 1: 12z 1 Sep 250-mb analysis | Figure 2: 12z 1 Sep 300-mb analysis | Figure 3: 12z 1 Sep 500-mb analysis |
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| Figure 4: 12z 1 Sep 700-mb analysis | Figure 5: 12z 1 Sep 850-mb analysis | Figure 6: 12z 1 Sep 925-mb analysis |
Synoptic Overview at 00z 2 Sep 2021 (courtesy of SPC)
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| Figure 7: 00z 2 Sep 250-mb analysis | Figure 8: 00z 2 Sep 300-mb analysis | Figure 9: 00z 2 Sep 500-mb analysis |
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| Figure 10: 00z 2 Sep 700-mb analysis | Figure 11: 00z 2 Sep 850-mb analysis | Figure 12: 00z 2 Sep 925-mb analysis |
Surface Maps (courtesy of WPC)
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| Figure 13: 12z surface map | Figure 14: 15z surface map | Figure 15: 18z surface map |
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| Figure 16: 21z surface map | Figure 17: 00z surface map | Figure 18: 03z surface map |
Observed Soundings
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| Figure 19: 12z Sterling, VA sounding. Already, impressive wind shear values are apparent, and instability would soon increase with daytime heating. | Figure 20: 12z Wallops Island, VA sounding. Considerable amounts of dry air are seen in the profile, but this would soon be eroded as the remnants of Ida approached. | Figure 21: 16z Sterling, VA special sounding. A highly favorable environment for tornadoes is now present with extreme values of low level wind shear/SRH in the presence of increasing instability. |
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| Figure 22: 00z Sterling, VA sounding. A shift to northwest winds at the surface shows the cold front had moved through by this time, bringing an end to the severe weather threat in that area. | Figure 23: 00z Wallops Island, VA sounding. Here, the cold front is yet to move through and the environment remains quite favorable for heavy rain and tornadoes, though wind shear values weren't quite as high as in areas furhter north. | Figure 24: 00z Long Island, NY sounding. Extreme wind shear values signified a shift of the severe weather threat to areas further northeast, though lower instability would keep severe weather more limited over Long Island and southern New England. |
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| Figure 25: Hodograph derived from the KDIX VAD Wind Profile (VWP) valid 1811 UTC 1 Sep 2021. | Figure 26: Same as Fig 25 valid 1921 UTC 1 Sep 2021. | Figure 27: Same as Fig 25 valid 1931 UTC 1 Sep 2021. |
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| Figure 28: Same as Fig 25 valid 2200 UTC 1 Sep 2021. | Figure 29: Same as Fig 25 valid 2246 UTC 1 Sep 2021 | Figure 30: Same as Fig 25 but for the KDOX radar, valid 1915 UTC 1 Sep 2021. |
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| Figure 1: National Preliminary Storm Reports 12z 01 Sep 2021 to 12z 02 Sep 2021 | Figure 2: Day 3 SPC Convective Outlook for 01 Sep, issued 0730z 30 Aug. | Figure 3: Day 2 SPC Convective Outlook for 01 Sep, issued 0600z 31 Aug |
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| Figure 4: Day 2 SPC Convective Outlook for 01 Sep, issued 1730z 31 Aug. | Figure 5: Day 1 SPC Convective Outlook for 01 Sep, issued 1630z 01 Sep. | Figure 6: Prelim Reports vs. 1630z SPC Convective Outlook |
Below is a list of preliminary Local Storm Reports issued by NWS Mount Holly for the Ida event. The vast majority of reports are of flooding and flash flooding.
Click here for a plot these reports as well as warnings and advisories issued by NWS Mount Holly during the event.
Note: Tornado LSRs have been excluded from the list below (but not the plot linked above). Text summaries for the tornadoes can be found in the Tornado Write-Ups tab. Also note that several of the Thunderstorm Wind Damage LSRs were later confirmed as tornadoes.
NWUS51 KPHI 060015
LSRPHI
PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT...SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ
815 PM EDT SUN SEP 5 2021
..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LOCATION... ...LAT.LON...
..DATE... ....MAG.... ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
..REMARKS..
0900 AM HAIL BEACHWOOD 39.92N 74.21W
09/01/2021 E0.50 INCH OCEAN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
0914 AM MARINE TSTM WIND 2 SSW SEASIDE PARK 39.91N 74.09W
09/01/2021 M42 MPH ANZ451 NJ MESONET
SOUTH SEASIDE PARK MARINA VIA WEATHERFLOW.
1245 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNE REEDERS 41.03N 75.33W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING REPORTED ON WARNER ROAD.
1250 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE REEDERS 41.03N 75.32W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED WARNER ROAD AT ROUTE
715. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0316 PM TSTM WND DMG 1 ENE EASTON 38.78N 76.06W
09/01/2021 TALBOT MD PUBLIC
A FEW TREES DOWN BLOCKING ROADWAYS IN
EASTON. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
0320 PM TSTM WND DMG 2 N ROYAL OAK 38.75N 76.18W
09/01/2021 TALBOT MD DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNED TREES OR WIRES CAUSED A PORTION OF
MD-329 TO BE CLOSED NORTH OF STATION RD.
TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
0320 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW TEMPLE 40.40N 75.92W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA PUBLIC
MULTIPLE REPORTS FROM MPING: OF STREET/ROAD
FLOODING ACROSS CENTRAL BERKS COUNTY.
0322 PM TSTM WND DMG 2 NW SKIPTON 38.91N 76.09W
09/01/2021 TALBOT MD 911 CALL CENTER
TREES DOWN BLOCKING ROAD WAYS NEAR WYE
MILLS. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
0323 PM TSTM WND DMG SAINT MICHAELS 38.79N 76.22W
09/01/2021 TALBOT MD 911 CALL CENTER
A FEW TREES DOWN BLOCKING ROADWAYS. TIME
ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
0330 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 W EAST CALN TWP 40.02N 75.69W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON US 30 WESTBOUND BETWEEN US 30
BUSINESS AND NORWOOD ROAD.
0332 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ESE EAST CALN TWP 40.02N 75.67W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES IN DOWNINGTOWN,
INCLUDING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 30. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0350 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 ESE HONEY BROOK TWP 40.08N 75.86W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON US-322 NEAR ROCKVILLE.
0400 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 N MALVERN 40.06N 75.51W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA FIRE DEPT/RESCUE
FLASH FLOODING WITH THE ROAD NEAR IMPASSABLE
NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF CHURCH RD AND W
SWEDESFORD RD.
0400 PM FLASH FLOOD POTTSTOWN 40.25N 75.65W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA TRAINED SPOTTER
MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES IN PROGRESS IN
POTTSTOWN.
0411 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E NEW MAHONING 40.79N 75.79W
09/01/2021 CARBON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
MAHONING CREEK OVERFLOWED ITS BANKS, FORCING
THE CLOSURE OF COUNTRY CLUB ROAD. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0415 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SW ANCIENT OAKS 40.53N 75.60W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
SEVERAL ROADS CLOSED IN THE SPRING CREEK
AREA, INCLUDING SPRING CREEK ROAD AND MILL
CREEK ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0417 PM TSTM WND DMG 1 SE OXFORD 39.78N 75.96W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA EMERGENCY MNGR
TREES AND POWER POLES SNAPPED AND ROOF
DAMAGE ALONG SLATE HILL DRIVE IN EAST
NOTTINGHAM TOWNSHIP. PROBABLE TORNADO. TIME
ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
0420 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ESE SOUTH POTTSTOWN 40.23N 75.64W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA 911 CALL CENTER
FLOODED ROADWAY AT KEIM STREET.
0421 PM TSTM WND DMG 2 S UPPER OXFORD TWP 39.81N 75.95W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA PUBLIC
MULTIPLE TREES DOWN ALONG US 1 SOUTH NEAR
NEW LONDON. POSSIBLE TORNADO. TIME ESTIMATED
FROM RADAR.
0426 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E EAST BRADFORD TWP 39.96N 75.62W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DOWNINGTOWN PIKE AND HANNUM AVENUE CLOSED
FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0430 PM FLASH FLOOD GRATERFORD 40.23N 75.45W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA TRAINED SPOTTER
SMALL CREEK IN THE VICINITY OF PERKIOMEN
CREEK NEAR GRATERFORD IS OUT OF ITS BANKS.
0432 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW BERNVILLE 40.42N 76.12W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
NORTH HEIDELBERG ROAD AND BERNVILLE ROAD
CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0439 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 ESE HONEY BROOK TWP 40.08N 75.86W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
U.S. HIGHWAY 322 CLOSED IN THE ROCKVILLE
AREA FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0441 PM NON-TSTM WND GST NEW CASTLE COUNTY AIRPO 39.68N 75.61W
09/01/2021 M52 MPH NEW CASTLE DE ASOS
0448 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E BLOOMSBURY 40.66N 75.06W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON NJ 173 EASTBOUND EAST OF I-78/US
22 (BETHLEHEM TWP) ALL LANES CLOSED.
0454 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NE WEST MARLBOROUGH T 39.93N 75.79W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA PUBLIC
WATER ENTERING A GARAGE OF A RESIDENCE 4
MILES SSE OF COATESVILLE.
0455 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S LAMBERTVILLE 40.35N 74.94W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON NJ 29 NORTHBOUND SOUTH OF WEEDEN
ST (WEST AMWELL TWP) ALL LANES CLOSED.
0500 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE CLAYMONT 39.81N 75.45W
09/01/2021 NEW CASTLE DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
PHILADELPHIA PIKE CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING.
0500 PM COASTAL FLOOD CLAYMONT 39.80N 75.45W
09/01/2021 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
PHILADELPHIA PIKE CLOSED BETWEEN DARLEY ROAD
AND NAAMANS ROAD FROM A COMBINATION OF TIDAL
FLOODING AND FRESHWATER FLOODING.
0515 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNE MARSHALLTON 39.97N 75.67W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON EAST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK
BELOW DOWNINGTOWN (DWNP1) REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 515 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT AT 19.11
FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT 1115 PM 9/1.
0515 PM FLASH FLOOD CHESTERBROOK 40.08N 75.46W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON VALLEY CREEK AT VALLEY FORGE
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 515 PM 9/1, CRESTING
AT 16.44 FEET (MAJOR FLOOD) AT 630 PM 9/1.
0515 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW SCHWENKSVILLE 40.24N 75.47W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
TOWNSHIP LINE ROAD AND MAIN STREET CLOSED
FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0516 PM FLASH FLOOD VALLEY FORGE 40.10N 75.46W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
VALLEY FORGE GAUGE AT VALLEY CREEK EXCEEDED
FLOOD STAGE.
0530 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 WSW EASTBURN HEIGHTS 39.70N 75.71W
09/01/2021 NEW CASTLE DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROUTE 2 BETWEEN RED MILL ROAD AND POSSUM
PARK ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0530 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S DEVAULT 40.06N 75.54W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA PUBLIC
MULTIPLE CARS STUCK IN OVER ONE FOOT OF
WATER AT THE INTERSECTION OF PA 29 AND GREAT
VALLEY PARKWAY. TIME ESTIMATED.
0530 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 ESE LOWER POTTSGROVE 40.24N 75.54W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
NEIFFER ROAD AND GAME FARM ROAD CLOSED FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0530 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SW PENNSBURG 40.37N 75.52W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON WEST BRANCH PERKIOMEN CREEK AT
HILLEGASS (HLGP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 530
PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 6.42 FEET (MODERATE
FLOODING) AT 1015 PM 9/1.
0533 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 WSW EMMAUS 40.53N 75.52W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
LEHIGH STREET AND INDIAN CREEK ROAD CLOSED
FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0534 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S MUHLENBERG TWP 40.37N 75.93W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROUTE 12 CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0534 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 WNW UWCHLAN TWP 40.07N 75.68W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROUTE 100 CLOSED NEAR I-76 FROM FLASH
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0534 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 W KING OF PRUSSIA 40.09N 75.42W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
GULPH ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0534 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SW UPPER HANOVER TWP 40.39N 75.53W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
KUTZTOWN ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0539 PM TSTM WND DMG 1 S FURLONG 40.28N 75.08W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA EMERGENCY MNGR
NUMEROUS TREES DOWN AND MINOR DAMAGE TO
STRUCTURES IN A SWATH GENERALLY PARALLEL TO
AND JUST NORTH OF YORK ROAD BETWEEN SUGAR
BOTTOM ROAD AND ROUTE 202.
0539 PM TSTM WND DMG FORT WASHINGTON 40.15N 75.21W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA PUBLIC
SINGIFICANT TREE DAMAGE IN THE FORT
WASHINGTON AREA. POSSIBLE TORNADO. TIME
ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
0539 PM TSTM WND DMG UPPER DUBLIN TWP 40.15N 75.20W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA TRAINED SPOTTER
CONSIDERABLE TREE DAMAGE IN FORT WASHINGTON
NEAR THE HIGH SCHOOL. POSSIBLE TORNADO. TIME
ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
0540 PM FLOOD WARRINGTON 40.25N 75.13W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA TRAINED SPOTTER
0540 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 WSW RICHLAND TWP 40.47N 75.37W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROUTE 309 CLOSED IN VICINITY OF MELODY LANE
FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0540 PM FLASH FLOOD EAST WHITELAND TWP 40.05N 75.56W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
U.S. HIGHWAY 202 CLOSED NEAR ROUTE 401 FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0542 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 N EXETER TWP 40.37N 75.85W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
SPIES CHURCH ROAD AND MONOCACY CREEK ROAD
CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0544 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NE ANCIENT OAKS 40.57N 75.55W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
MINESITE ROAD AND SCHANTZ ROAD CLOSED FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0544 PM TSTM WND DMG 1 SE LOWER GWYNEDD TWP 40.18N 75.21W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA PUBLIC
TREE AND POWER LINE DAMAGE AROUND MAPLE
GLEN. POSSIBLE TORNADO. TIME ESTIMATED FROM
RADAR.
0545 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 ENE EAST ROCKHILL TWP 40.40N 75.23W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON EAST BRANCH PERKIOMEN CREEK AT
DUBLIN (DBLP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 545 PM
9/1, CRESTING AT 10.54 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING)
AT 715 PM 9/1.
0545 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S UPPER HANOVER TWP 40.39N 75.52W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON PERKIOMEN CREEK AT EAST
GREENVILLE (EGRP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
545 PM 9/1. CRESTING AT 9.24 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 915 PM 9/1.
0545 PM FLASH FLOOD LOWER PROVIDENCE TOWNSH 40.18N 75.38W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA TRAINED SPOTTER
MANY WATER RESCUES ONGOING AROUND MONTGOMERY
COUNTY.
0546 PM TSTM WND DMG 2 WNW HORSHAM 40.19N 75.16W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA 911 CALL CENTER
MULTIPLE BUILDINGS HAD THEIR ROOFS BLOWN OFF
ALONG NORRISTOWN ROAD. NORRISTOWN ROAD IS
COMPLETELY BLOCKED WITH DEBRIS. POSSIBLE
TORNADO. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
0549 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW MALVERN 40.04N 75.52W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROUTE 29 CLOSED BETWEEN U.S. HIGHWAY 30 AND
INTERSTATE 76. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0555 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 WNW BRIDGETON TWP 40.57N 75.14W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 32 CLOSED NEAR NARROWS HILL
ROAD FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0557 PM FLASH FLOOD SKIPPACK TWP 40.23N 75.41W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 73 CLOSED NEAR ROUTE 113 FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0559 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SSE MONTGOMERYVILLE 40.22N 75.23W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROUTE 309 CLOSED IN VICINITY OF STUMP ROAD
FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0600 PM FLASH FLOOD MODENA 39.96N 75.80W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA OFFICIAL NWS OBS
THE GAUGE ON WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK AT
MODERNA (MODP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 600
PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 13.38 FEET (RECORD
FLOODING) AT 800 PM 9/1.
0600 PM FLASH FLOOD COATESVILLE 39.99N 75.83W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA PUBLIC
THE GAUGE ON WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE CREEK AT
COATESVILLE (COTP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
600 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 9.62 FEET (MODERATE
FLOODING) AT 700 PM 9/1.
0600 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S PENN WYNNE 39.97N 75.28W
09/01/2021 DELAWARE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON COBBS CREEK IN PHILADELPHIA
(COBP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 600 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 8.24 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING) AT
615 PM 9/1.
0600 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 ENE SCHWENKSVILLE 40.26N 75.43W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON EAST BRANCH PERKIOMEN CREEK AT
SCHWENKSVILLE (SWVP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
600 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 16.07 FEET (RECORD
FLOODING) AT 1215 AM 9/2.
0607 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW KING OF PRUSSIA 40.08N 75.39W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
CLOSURES ON INTERSTATE 76 FROM FLOODING.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS.
0609 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NE BROOKSIDE 39.68N 75.71W
09/01/2021 NEW CASTLE DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
OGLETOWN ROAD AND OLD OGLETOWN ROAD CLOSED
FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0615 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 WSW NEWTOWN TWP 39.98N 75.44W
09/01/2021 DELAWARE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON CRUM CREEK AT NEWTOWN SQUARE
(NTSP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 615 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 12.25 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
815 PM 9/1.
0615 PM FLASH FLOOD GRATERFORD 40.23N 75.45W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE AT PERKIOMEN CREEK AT GRATERFORD
(GRAP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 615 PM.
0619 PM FLASH FLOOD STRAUSSTOWN 40.50N 76.18W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED OLD ROUTE 22 AT STATE
HIGHWAY 183. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0620 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW SUMMERDALE 40.02N 75.10W
09/01/2021 PHILADELPHIA PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON FRANKFORD CREEK AT PHILADELPHIA
(FCRP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 620 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 11.03 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
640 PM 9/1.
0624 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SW SOUTH HEIDELBERG T 40.28N 76.09W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED FRITZTOWN ROAD NEAR THE
LANCASTER COUNTY BORDER. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0625 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNE GRATERFORD 40.24N 75.44W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED SKIPPACK PIKE NEAR CROSS
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0627 PM TSTM WND DMG WENONAH 39.79N 75.15W
09/01/2021 GLOUCESTER NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
FUNNEL CLOUD SPOTTED AND DAMAGE REPORTED IN
WENONAH. POSSIBLY DUE TO A TORNADO. TIME
ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
0630 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 S BROOKSIDE 39.64N 75.73W
09/01/2021 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON CHRISTINA RIVER AT COOCHS
BRIDGE (CHBD1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 630 PM
9/1, CRESTING AT 12.85 FEET (MODERATE
FLOODING) AT 1000 PM 9/1.
0632 PM FLASH FLOOD SOUTH POTTSTOWN 40.24N 75.66W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED PORTIONS OF U.S.
HIGHWAY 422 NEAR STATE ROUTE 100 IN SOUTH
POTTSTOWN. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0632 PM FLASH FLOOD COLLEGEVILLE 40.19N 75.45W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE ROUTE 29 NEAR THE MAIN
STREET INTERSECTION. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0635 PM FLOOD 2 WNW STORMVILLE 40.96N 75.28W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON BUSINESS ROUTE 209, SOUTH
COURLAND STREET, HAMILTON EAST ROAD, MAIN
STREET, BROWN STREET, AND MILFORD ROAD IN
THE STORMVILLE AND SNYDERSVILLE AREAS. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0635 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S BETHLEHEM TWP 40.64N 75.33W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED PORTIONS OF PEMBROKE ROAD,
WILLOW PARK ROAD, FREEMANSBURG AVENUE, AND
STEFKO BOULEVARD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0638 PM FLASH FLOOD BRIDGEPORT 40.11N 75.34W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE ROUTE 23 IN THE BRIDGEPORT
AND SWEDESBURG AREAS. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0640 PM TSTM WND DMG 1 ESE OAKLYN 39.90N 75.07W
09/01/2021 CAMDEN NJ PUBLIC
SEVERAL SOFT WOOD TREES AND POLES SNAPPED
AND LOSS OF SOME SIDING ON SOME HOMES ALONG
CUTHBERT ROAD, LEES LANE, HEATHER ROAD (IN
HADDON TOWNSHIP), AND BARRETT AVE (JUST TO
THE SE IN AUDOBON). DAMAGE IS CONSISTENT
WITH 90 MPH WINDS.
0640 PM TSTM WND DMG 1 WNW CHERRY HILL TWP 39.93N 75.05W
09/01/2021 CAMDEN NJ 911 CALL CENTER
MULTIPLE TREES AND WIRES DOWN AROUND CHERRY
HILL. POSSIBLE TORNADO. TIME ESTIMATED FROM
RADAR.
0641 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 W MANAYUNK 40.02N 75.23W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING FORCED CLOSURE OR LANE RESTRICTIONS
OF SEVERAL PORTIONS OF INTERSTATE 76 BETWEEN
U.S. HIGHWAY 1 AND THE INTERSTATE 476
INTERCHANGE.
0642 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 WNW LOWHILL TWP 40.66N 75.71W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING FORCED THE CLOSURE OF WERLEYS
CORNER ROAD AND BAKE OVEN ROAD. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0643 PM FLOOD 1 NNW TRAINER 39.84N 75.41W
09/01/2021 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING FORCED LANE CLOSURES ON INTERSTATE
95 NEAR THE U.S. HIGHWAY 322 INTERCHANGE.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0643 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SW BUSHKILL TWP 40.80N 75.35W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING FORCED THE CLOSURE OF STATE ROUTE
512 NEAR CLEARFIELD ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0645 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 SW EARL TWP 40.34N 75.74W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON MANATAWNY CREEK AT SPANGVILLE
(SPGP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 645 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 8.54 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
1030 PM 9/1.
0645 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SSW ALLENTOWN 40.58N 75.48W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON LITTLE LEHIGH CREEK NEAR
ALLENTOWN (ALLP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 645
PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 9.82 FEET (MODERATE
FLOODING) AT 1100 PM 9/1.
0645 PM FLASH FLOOD BRIDGEPORT 40.11N 75.35W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER AT
NORRISTOWN (NRSP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
645 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 26.85 FEET (RECORD
FLOODING) AT 615 AM 9/2.
0645 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE MONTGOMERYVILLE 40.27N 75.23W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING FORCED THE CLOSURE OF COUNTY LINE
ROAD NEAR DOYLESTOWN ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0645 PM FLASH FLOOD BETHLEHEM TWP 40.65N 75.34W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING FORCED THE CLOSURE OF EASTON AVENUE
AS WELL AS WILLIAM PENN HIGHWAY, THIRTEENTH
STREET, AND BUTLER STREET. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORTS.
0645 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSE MANAYUNK 40.02N 75.21W
09/01/2021 PHILADELPHIA PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON WISSAHICKON CREEK AT
WISSAHICKON (PHAP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
645 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 11.06 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 215 AM 9/2.
0648 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E BLOOMSBURY 40.66N 75.06W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING FORCED THE CLOSURE OF STATE HIGHWAY
173 EAST OF U.S. HIGHWAY 22. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0650 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 W HELLERTOWN 40.58N 75.36W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING FORCED THE CLOSURE OF FRIEDENSVILLE
ROAD AND HICKORY HILL ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0655 PM TSTM WND DMG 1 NE COOPERSTOWN 40.06N 74.89W
09/01/2021 BURLINGTON NJ 911 CALL CENTER
DAMAGE REPORTED NEAR ROUTE 130 IN THE
WILLINGBORO AND EDGEWATER PARK AREA.
PROBABLE TORNADO. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
0655 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S LAMBERTVILLE 40.35N 74.94W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 29 NEAR WEEDEN
STREET. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0655 PM FLASH FLOOD COATESVILLE 39.98N 75.83W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 82 CLOSED IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS
IN COATESVILLE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0700 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 NE RINGOES 40.47N 74.83W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE NESHANIC RIVER AT REAVILLE
(REAN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 700 PM ON
9/1.
0700 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNW FLOURTOWN 40.12N 75.22W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON WISSAHICKON CREEK AT FORT
WASHINGTON (FTWP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
700 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 17.78 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 1115 PM 9/1.
0700 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE WILLOW GROVE 40.15N 75.10W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA TRAINED SPOTTER
DAVISVILLLE AND TERWOOD ROADS FLOODED AT
PENNYPACK CREEK.
0705 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 ESE BETHLEHEM TWP 40.65N 74.97W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON MULHOCKAWAY CREEK AT CLINTON
(CLNN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 705 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 7.25 FEET AT 815 PM 9/1.
0706 PM TSTM WND GST 1 WNW BURLINGTON 40.08N 74.87W
09/01/2021 M69 MPH BURLINGTON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
0709 PM FUNNEL CLOUD 1 SSW TULLYTOWN 40.13N 74.82W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA TRAINED SPOTTER
SPOTTER IN FLORENCE REPORTS A FUNNEL CLOUD
CROSSING THE DELAWARE RIVER.
0709 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NNE WEST VINCENT TWP 40.15N 75.63W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED PUGHTOWN ROAD, COLD STREAM
ROAD, AND DAISY POINT ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0710 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SSW RICHBORO 40.19N 75.03W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED BRSTOL ROAD, OLD BRISTOL
ROAD, CHINQUAPIN ROAD, AND GIBSON ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0710 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW ANCIENT OAKS 40.53N 75.60W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA TRAINED SPOTTER
SPRING CREEK ROAD COMPLETELY UNDERWATER.
0715 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NE BLOOMSBURY 40.67N 75.06W
09/01/2021 WARREN NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE MUSCONETCONG RIVER AT
BLOOMSBURY (BLBN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
715 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 9.2 FEET (RECORD
FLOODING) AT 945 PM 9/1.
0715 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SW WRIGHTSTOWN TWP 40.25N 75.01W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON NESHAMINY CREEK AT PENNS PARK
(PEPP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 715 PM 9/1.
0715 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNW BETHLEHEM 40.64N 75.38W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON MONOCACY CREEK AT BETHLEHEM
(BTHP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 715 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 5.47 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
900 PM 9/1.
0716 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NNW NEW TRIPOLI 40.71N 75.76W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE ROUTE 309 NEAR
NEW TRIPOLI. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0720 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E SOUDERTON 40.31N 75.31W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 113 NEAR
COUNTY LINE ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0725 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSE GLEN GARDNER 40.69N 74.94W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON SPRUCE RUN AT GLEN GARDNER
(SRGN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 725 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 7.99 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
815 PM 9/1.
0725 PM TSTM WND DMG LAWRENCE TWP 40.29N 74.74W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ 911 CALL CENTER
TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN LAWRENCEVILLE
TOWNSHIP. POSSIBLE TORNADO. TIME ESTIMATED
FROM RADAR.
0726 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW FORKS TWP 40.71N 75.20W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 611 NORTH OF
U.S. HIGHWAY 22. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0729 PM FLOOD 1 SSE TANNERSVILLE 41.02N 75.30W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 611 NEAR
TANNERSVILLE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0730 PM FLASH FLOOD WOODDALE 39.76N 75.64W
09/01/2021 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON RED CLAY CREEK AT WOODDALE
(RCCD1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 730 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 9.2 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING) AT
345 AM 9/2.
0730 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSE EASTBURN HEIGHTS 39.70N 75.67W
09/01/2021 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON WHITE CLAY CREEK NEAR NEWARK
(DPKD1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 730 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 15.77 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING)
AT 715 AM 9/2.
0730 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSE PROSPECT PARK 40.23N 74.76W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ 911 CALL CENTER
MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES ONGOING ACROSS MERCER
COUNTY.
0730 PM FLASH FLOOD WATCHUNG 40.64N 74.45W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON STONY BROOK AT WATCHUNG (WTCN4)
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 730 PM 9/1, CRESTING
AT 18.02 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT 900 PM
9/1.
0730 PM FLASH FLOOD NORTH PLAINFIELD 40.62N 74.44W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON STONY BROOK AT NORTH PLAINFIELD
(STBN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 730 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 8.85 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
945 PM 9/1.
0730 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E SOUDERTON 40.32N 75.30W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED BETHLEHEM PIKE NORTH OF
STATE HIGHWAY 309. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0730 PM FLOOD LEHIGHTON 40.83N 75.71W
09/01/2021 CARBON PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE LEHIGH RIVER AT LEHIGHTON
(LHTP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 730 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 14.11 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
1245 AM 9/2.
0730 PM FLOOD 3 NNW BLAKESLEE 41.13N 75.63W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE LEHIGH RIVER AT
STODDARTSVILLE (STDP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 730 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 10.83 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 130 AM 9/2.
0731 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SW NORTH BRUNSWICK 40.46N 74.48W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 91 AT HURON
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0733 PM FLASH FLOOD SOMERVILLE 40.57N 74.63W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON US 206 SOUTHBOUND NORTH OF CR
626/SOMERSET ST (RARITAN BORO) ALL LANES
CLOSED.
0733 PM FLASH FLOOD SOMERVILLE 40.57N 74.63W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 206 SOUTHBOUND
NEAR SOMERSET STREET. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0734 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW EDDINGTON 40.07N 74.95W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATION ROAD NEAR INTERSTATE
95. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0737 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW LANDENBERG 39.80N 75.78W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED CLAY CREEK ROAD AND BANK
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0740 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 WNW MARTINSVILLE 40.61N 74.59W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH MIDDLE BROOK
NEAR MARTINSVILLE (MRTN4) REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 740 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 11.47 FEET
(RECORD FLOODING) AT 1245 AM 9/2.
0740 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 N ARLINGTON HEIGHTS 41.01N 75.21W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 191 NORTH OF
STROUDSBURG. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0742 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW BENSALEM 40.12N 74.94W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED GALLOWAY ROAD NEAR I-276.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0743 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NNW EAST STROUDSBURG 41.02N 75.19W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES NEAR EAST STROUDSBURG
FROM FLOODING, INCLUDING STATE ROUTE 447.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0743 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S PERKIOMENVILLE 40.32N 75.48W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 29 CLOSED SOUTH OF
PERKIOMENVILLE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0745 PM FLASH FLOOD SAYREVILLE 40.46N 74.35W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ 911 CALL CENTER
MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES ON GOING ACROSS
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
0745 PM FLOOD 2 WNW RICHMOND TWP 40.49N 75.87W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
MAIDENCREEK ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING NEAR
CHURCH HILL ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0745 PM FLASH FLOOD GREEN RIDGE 39.87N 75.41W
09/01/2021 DELAWARE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON CHESTER CREEK NEAR CHESTER
(CHSP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 745 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 10.46 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING)
AT 130 AM 9/2.
0745 PM FLOOD WALNUTPORT 40.76N 75.60W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE LEHIGH RIVER AT WALNUTPORT
(WNTP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 745 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 13.19 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING)
AT 230 AM 9/2.
0750 PM FLASH FLOOD GREAT MEADOWS 40.86N 74.92W
09/01/2021 WARREN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 46 NEAR HOPE ROAD.
ALL LANES CLOSED. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0750 PM FLASH FLOOD GREEN LANE 40.34N 75.47W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 63 EAST OF PERKIOMENVILLE
CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0751 PM FLOOD 1 SSW LOWER TOWAMENSING 40.82N 75.53W
09/01/2021 CARBON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
LOWER SMITH GAP ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0754 PM FLASH FLOOD SELLERSVILLE 40.36N 75.31W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
DIAMOND STREET AND MAIN STREET CLOSED FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0755 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SE PERKASIE 40.37N 75.29W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 152 BETWEEN SELLERSVILLE AND
PERKASIE CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0756 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NNE EWING 40.29N 74.78W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
INTERSTATE 295 CLOSED FROM FLOODING BETWEEN
EXITS 72 AND 73. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0756 PM FLOOD SHARTLESVILLE 40.52N 76.11W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
PORTIONS OF I-78 WITH LANE RESTRICTIONS OR
CLOSED FROM FLOODING NEAR SHARTLESVILLE.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0757 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E SOMERVILLE 40.57N 74.60W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 28 CLOSED EAST OF GATSON
AVENUE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0757 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 E EAST ROCKHILL TWP 40.40N 75.24W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 313 CLOSED FROM FLOODING NEAR
EAST BRANCH PERKIOMEN CREEK. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0759 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 WNW UPPER HANOVER TWP 40.42N 75.55W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ADAMS ROAD AND PALM HILL ROAD CLOSED FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0759 PM FLASH FLOOD WEST EASTON 40.67N 75.24W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED GLENDON HILL ROAD AND LEHIGH
DRIVE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0800 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 W STANTON 40.57N 74.87W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SOUTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER
AT STANTON (STTN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
800 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 15.16 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 1130 PM 9/1.
0800 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 W SOUTH BOUND BROOK 40.56N 74.55W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON MIDDLE BROOK AT BOUND BROOK
(BDBN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 800 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 20.66 FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT
1115 AM 9/2.
0800 PM FLOOD 3 WNW ROBESON TWP 40.26N 75.92W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE ROUTE 10 WEST OF
INTERSTATE 176 FORCED ITS CLOSURE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0800 PM FLOOD 2 NW SHOEMAKERSVILLE 40.52N 76.00W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER AT BERNE
(BREP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 800 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 15.67 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING)
AT 230 AM 9/2.
0800 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNW SILVERDALE 40.37N 75.27W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA PUBLIC
CALLOWHILL ROAD AT SOUTH PERKASIE ROAD IS
STARTING TO WASH AWAY.
0802 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E SPRING MOUNT 40.27N 75.44W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED SPRING MOUNT ROAD AND
LEDERACH ROAD NEAR SCHWENKSVILLE ROAD. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0803 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW CEDARVILLE 40.24N 75.68W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED ROUTE 724 WEST OF POTTSTOWN
LANDING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0805 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE MORRISTOWN 40.81N 74.46W
09/01/2021 MORRIS NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE WHIPPANY RIVER AT
MORRISTOWN (WHIN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
805 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 7.3 FEET (MODERATE
FLOODING) AT 1240 AM 9/2.
0805 PM FLOOD 1 ESE SCIOTA 40.93N 75.30W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 209 NEAR THE
STATE HIGHWAY 33 INTERCHANGE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0806 PM FLASH FLOOD NORTH BRUNSWICK TWP 40.47N 74.46W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 171 NORTH OF U.S.
HIGHWAY 1 FORCED ITS CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0815 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 NE WATCHUNG 40.67N 74.40W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON GREEN BROOK AT SEELEY MILLS
(GBKN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 815 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 9.05 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
915 PM 9/1.
0815 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SE HONEY BROOK TWP 40.07N 75.86W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE WEST BRANCH BRANDYWINE
CREEK AT HONEY BROOK (HNBP1) REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 815 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 9.61 FEET
(MODERATE FLOODING) AT 1030 PM 9/1.
0815 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 W MEDIA 39.92N 75.40W
09/01/2021 DELAWARE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON RIDLEY CREEK AT MEDIA (RIDP1)
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 815 PM 9/1, CRESTING
AT 11.61 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT 1245 AM
9/2.
0817 PM FLASH FLOOD WASHINGTON TWP 40.84N 75.22W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF WALTZ CREEK FORCED THE
CLOSURE OF STATE HIGHWAY 191. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0825 PM FLASH FLOOD GREEN BROOK TWP 40.60N 74.48W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 22 WEST OF
WASHINGTON AVENUE WITH ALL LANES CLOSED.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0828 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSE WHIPPANY 40.82N 74.41W
09/01/2021 MORRIS NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE ROUTE 10 NEAR COUNTY ROAD
637 FORCED ITS CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0830 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SSE VILLAGE SHIRES 40.17N 74.96W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON NESHAMINY CREEK NEAR LANGHORNE
(LNGP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 830 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 20.84 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
630 AM 9/2.
0830 PM FLOOD 1 SW BLAKESLEE 41.08N 75.61W
09/01/2021 CARBON PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON TOBYHANNA CREEK AT BLAKESLEE
(TBYP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 830 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 11.53 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING)
AT 315 AM 9/2.
0830 PM FLASH FLOOD SOUTH POTTSTOWN 40.24N 75.65W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER AT
POTTSTOWN (PTNP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 830
PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 16.79 FEET (MODERATE
FLOODING) AT 445 PM 9/2.
0832 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S PENNSAUKEN 39.95N 75.07W
09/01/2021 CAMDEN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 130 NEAR BROWNING
ROAD. ALL LANES CLOSED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0832 PM FLOOD 2 ESE MOHNTON 40.27N 75.95W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE ROUTE 625 NEAR MOUNT PENN
ROAD FORCED ITS CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0836 PM FLOOD 1 E TEMPLE 40.41N 75.91W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING OF MOUNT LAUREL ROAD AND LEESPORT
AVENUE FORCED THEIR CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0837 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW TRENTON 40.22N 74.78W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE ROUTE 29 NEAR CALHOUN
STREET. ALL LANES CLOSED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0840 PM FLOOD 2 NE SCIOTA 40.95N 75.30W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING OF MIDDLE EASTON BELMONT PIKE AND
RIMROCK ROAD. ROADS CLOSED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0845 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ENE HIGHLAND PARK 40.50N 74.40W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 1 AT PLAINFIELD
AVENUE. ROAD CLOSED. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0845 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 ESE MONTGOMERY TWP 40.44N 74.62W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE MILLSTONE RIVER AT
GRIGGSTOWN (GTNN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
845 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 23.36 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 345 AM 9/2.
0845 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ESE BRANCHBURG TWP 40.56N 74.69W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE NORTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER
AT SOUTH BRANCH (SBRN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 845 PM 9/1.
0853 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S HEATHCOTE 40.38N 74.58W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 1 AT RAYMOND ROAD.
ROAD CLOSED. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0858 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNE MORRIS PLAINS 40.84N 74.46W
09/01/2021 MORRIS NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 10 NEAR U.S.
HIGHWAY 202 INTERSECTION. ROAD CLOSED. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0900 PM FLASH FLOOD FLEMINGTON 40.51N 74.86W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ PUBLIC
PICTURE OF MULTIPLE VEHICLES SUBMERGED IN
OVER A FOOT OF WATER.
0900 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SW PRINCETON 40.33N 74.68W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON STONY BROOK AT PRINCETON
(PCTN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 900 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 17.65 FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT
345 AM 9/2.
0900 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSE HIGHLAND PARK 40.48N 74.41W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON LAWRENCE BROOK AT WESTON MILLS
(LABN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 900 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 19.81 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
230 AM 9/2.
0900 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW CHATHAM 40.73N 74.39W
09/01/2021 MORRIS NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE PASSAIC RIVER AT CHATHAM
(CAMN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 900 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 8.1 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING) AT
1230 AM 9/2.
0900 PM FLASH FLOOD 4 ESE OLDWICK 40.64N 74.69W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE LAMINGTON (BLACK) RIVER AT
BURNT MILLS (BTMN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
900 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 16.79 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 145 AM 9/2.
0900 PM FLASH FLOOD CHADDS FORD TWP 39.87N 75.59W
09/01/2021 DELAWARE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON BRANDYWINE CREEK AT CHADDS FORD
(CDFP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 900 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 21.04 FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT
500 AM 9/2.
0900 PM FLASH FLOOD SKIPPACK TWP 40.23N 75.41W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA BROADCAST MEDIA
*** 1 FATAL ***
FLASH FLOODING SWEPT AWAY A CAR AND KILLED
AN OCCUPANT IN SKIPPACK TWP.
0900 PM FLASH FLOOD MANTUA 39.97N 75.19W
09/01/2021 PHILADELPHIA PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER AT
PHILADELPHIA (PADP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
900 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 16.35 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 930 AM 9/2.
0901 PM COASTAL FLOOD WESTVILLE 39.88N 75.12W
09/01/2021 CAMDEN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 47 NEAR U.S.
HIGHWAY 130 AND BROADWAY AVENUE. SEVERAL
ROAD CLOSURES IN PLACE. COMBINATION OF
RUNOFF AND TIDAL FLOODING. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0906 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 E TULLYTOWN 40.14N 74.75W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE TIDAL GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT
NEWBOLD ISLAND (NBLP1) REACHED A RECORD
LEVEL OF 13.22 FEET AT 1112 PM 9/2 FROM A
COMBINATION OF TIDAL AND FRESHWATER
FLOODING. TIME USED HEREIN IS BASED ON THE
TIME THE GAUGE REACHED FLOOD STAGE DURING
THE HIGH TIDE.
0908 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 ENE BETHLEHEM TWP 40.67N 75.31W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FARMERSVILLE ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0911 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 ENE HILLTOWN TWP 40.35N 75.23W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
HILLTOWN PIKE WASHED OUT FROM FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0915 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE HIGH BRIDGE 40.68N 74.88W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SOUTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER
AT HIGH BRIDGE (HBRN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 915 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 10.97 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 600 AM 9/2.
0915 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ENE RIVERDALE 41.00N 74.30W
09/01/2021 MORRIS NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE PEQUANNOCK RIVER AT
RIVERDALE (RDLN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 915
PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 8.99 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 100 AM 9/2.
0915 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 WNW MILLINGTON 40.68N 74.53W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE PASSAIC RIVER AT MILLINGTON
(MILN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 915 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 8.86 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
1215 PM 9/2.
0915 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 WNW BRIDGEWATER 40.60N 74.67W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE NORTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER
AT NORTH BRANCH VILLAGE (NBAN4) REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 915 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 21.12
FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT 300 AM 9/2.
0915 PM FLOOD 2 ESE HERNYVILLE 41.08N 75.22W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON BRODHEAD CREEK AT ANALOMINK
(ALKP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 915 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 9.17 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING) AT
1145 PM 9/1.
0920 PM FLASH FLOOD SOMERVILLE 40.57N 74.62W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ PUBLIC
MULTIPLE VEHICLES DISABLED AND STREETS
IMPASSIBLE.
0925 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NW KINNELON 41.02N 74.40W
09/01/2021 MORRIS NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE PEQUANNOCK RIVER AT MACOPIN
(MCPN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 925 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 5.99 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
410 AM 9/2.
0926 PM FLASH FLOOD CHATHAM 40.74N 74.39W
09/01/2021 MORRIS NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 124 NEAR
WASHINGTON AVENUE FORCED ITS CLOSURE. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0927 PM FLASH FLOOD CHALFONT 40.28N 75.21W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF NESHAMINY CREEK FORCED THE
CLOSURE OF BUTLER AVENUE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0927 PM FLASH FLOOD DARBY 39.92N 75.26W
09/01/2021 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF DARBY CREEK FORCED THE
CLOSURE OF U.S. HIGHWAY 13. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0927 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NNW HEREFORD TWP 40.48N 75.57W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
SAINT PETERS ROAD, BRUNNER ROAD, AND VERA
CRUZ ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0930 PM FLASH FLOOD HILLSBOROUGH TWP 40.51N 74.68W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ PUBLIC
SIGNIFICANT ROAD FLOODING IN HILLSBOROUGH.
MULTIPLE TRUCKS AND CARS STUCK IN FLOOD
WATERS.
0931 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 W HAZLET 40.42N 74.20W
09/01/2021 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROUTE 35 CLOSED NEAR THE ROUTE 36
INTERSECTION FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0932 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ESE HAZLET 40.42N 74.17W
09/01/2021 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROUTE 35 CLOSED NEAR MILLER AVENUE FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0932 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S DENVILLE TWP 40.88N 74.48W
09/01/2021 MORRIS NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 53 NEAR LUGER ROAD
WITH ROAD CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0938 PM FLASH FLOOD GREEN RIDGE 39.87N 75.41W
09/01/2021 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF CHESTER CREEK FORCED THE
CLOSURE OF DUTTON MILL ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0945 PM FLASH FLOOD CLINTON 40.64N 74.92W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON SPRUCE RUN AT CLINTON (SRCN4)
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 945 PM 9/1, CRESTING
AT 5.35 FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT 1215 AM
9/2.
0945 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNW HAMILTON TWP 40.25N 74.73W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON ASSUNPINK CREEK NEAR
MERCERVILLE (MERN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
945 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 15.82 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 245 PM 9/2.
0945 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE TRENTON 40.22N 74.75W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON ASSUNPINK CREEK AT TRENTON
(TACN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 945 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 12.59 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
300 AM 9/2.
0945 PM FLASH FLOOD PORT MONMOUTH 40.43N 74.11W
09/01/2021 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 36 CLOSED AT MAIN STREET FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0945 PM FLOOD 2 WNW ROBESON TWP 40.25N 75.91W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED ROUTE 568 NEAR INTERSTATE
176. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0945 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 E LONDON BRITAIN TWP 39.75N 75.77W
09/01/2021 CHESTER PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON WHITE CLAY CREEK AT
STRICKLERSVILLE (SKVP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 945 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 12.68 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 130 AM 9/2.
0945 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE EDGMONT TWP 39.96N 75.45W
09/01/2021 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON GRADYVILLE ROAD FORCED ITS
CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0945 PM FLASH FLOOD TATAMY 40.74N 75.25W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA PUBLIC
BUSHKILL CREEK HAS OVERFLOWED INTO BRADEN
PARK.
0952 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 N PORT READING 40.58N 74.24W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON THE NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE
SOUTHBOUND FORCED ITS CLOSURE SOUTH OF EXIT
12. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0953 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 WNW SOUTH RIVER 40.46N 74.40W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 18 AT TICES LANE.
ROAD CLOSED. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1000 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S MIDDLESEX 40.56N 74.50W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ NEWSPAPER
A CONDOMINIUM COMPLEX SUFFERED SIGNIFICANT
DAMAGE FROM FLASH FLOODING. SEVERAL WATER
RESCUES WERE CONDUCTED IN THE COMPLEX. TIME
ESTIMATED.
1000 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SE HAZLET 40.42N 74.18W
09/01/2021 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
ROUTE 35 CLOSED EAST OF BETHANY ROAD FROM
FLASH FLOODING. TIME BASED ON NEARBY REPORTS
AND RADAR.
1000 PM FLASH FLOOD WASHINGTON CROSSING 40.29N 74.87W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT
WASHINGTON CROSSING (WASN4) REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 1000 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 16.91 FEET
(MINOR FLOODING) AT 1115 PM 9/1.
1000 PM FLASH FLOOD MILFORD TWP 40.43N 75.42W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA NEWSPAPER
*** 1 FATAL ***
ONE FATALITY FROM FLASH FLOODING IN MILFORD
AFTER A VEHICLE BECAME STUCK IN FLOOD
WATERS.
1000 PM FLASH FLOOD ALLENTOWN 40.60N 75.47W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE LITTLE LEHIGH CREEK AT
ALLENTOWN (APAP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
1000 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 9.6 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 1130 PM 9/1.
1000 PM FLASH FLOOD BRIDGEPORT 40.11N 75.34W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA BROADCAST MEDIA
*** 1 FATAL ***
A MAN WAS FOUND DEAD IN HIS RESIDENCE IN
BRIDGEPORT FROM FLASH FLOODING.
1000 PM FLOOD BUSHKILL TWP 40.81N 75.34W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA EMERGENCY MNGR
SEVERAL WATER RESCUES REPORTED ACROSS
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. ALSO MULTIPLE REPORTS OF
TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN BUSHKILL TOWNSHIP
POSSIBLY DUE TO SATURATED GROUND. REPORTED
AT 2:17 AM. TIME ESTIMATED.
1001 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE SKIPPACK 40.23N 75.38W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF WEST BRANCH SKIPPACK CREEK
FORCED THE CLOSURE OF OLD FORTY FOOT ROAD.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1009 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSW NEWTON 41.04N 74.76W
09/01/2021 SUSSEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 206 NEAR WOODSIDE
AVENUE. ALL LANES CLOSED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1012 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E CAMDEN 39.94N 75.11W
09/01/2021 CAMDEN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 30 NEAR FEDERAL
STREET. ALL LANES CLOSED. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1014 PM FLASH FLOOD DELAWARE WATER GAP 40.98N 75.14W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING FORCED CLOSURES ON I-80 NEAR THE
DELAWARE RIVER. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1015 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW MIDDLESEX 40.59N 74.51W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON BOUND BROOK AT MIDDLESEX
(MDSN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1015 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 14.11 FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT
530 AM 9/2.
1015 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SSE MILLSTONE 40.48N 74.58W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE MILLSTONE RIVER AT
BLACKWELLS MILLS (BKWN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 1015 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 20.81 FEET
(MAJOR FLOODING) AT 1100 AM 9/2.
1015 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ESE PEAPACK AND GLADS 40.71N 74.64W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE NORTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER NEAR FAR
HILLS (FARN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1015 PM
9/1, CRESTING AT 6.53 FEET (MINOR FLOODING)
AT 1045 PM 9/1.
1016 PM FLASH FLOOD CHEYNEY 39.93N 75.52W
09/01/2021 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF CHESTER CREEK FORCED THE
CLOSURE OF CHEYNEY ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1019 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SW PALMYRA 40.00N 75.03W
09/01/2021 BURLINGTON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 73 CLOSED AT CARMEN ROAD FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1023 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW SOUTH AMBOY 40.50N 74.30W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 9 NEAR THE EDISON
BRIDGE FORCED ITS CLOSURE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1025 PM FLOOD 3 W ECHO LAKE 41.07N 75.11W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE ROUTE 402 FLOODED IN MIDDLE SMITHFIELD
TOWNSHIP. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1029 PM FLASH FLOOD KEYPORT 40.44N 74.20W
09/01/2021 MONMOUTH NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES. 5 INCHES OF RAIN SO
FAR.
1030 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW TRENTON 40.22N 74.78W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT TRENTON
(TREN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1030 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 20.7 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
1115 PM 9/1.
1030 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 WNW WEST FREEHOLD 40.26N 74.32W
09/01/2021 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
BUSINESS ROUTE 33 CLOSED BETWEEN CARDIGAN
BAY LANE AND WEMROCK ROAD FROM FLOODING.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORTS AND RADAR.
1030 PM FLOOD 2 NNE ECHO LAKE 41.09N 75.04W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON BUSH KILL AT SHOEMAKERS (SHOP1)
REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1030 PM 9/1, CRESTING
AT 6.6 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT 630 AM 9/2.
1031 PM FLOOD 2 W STROUD TWP 40.99N 75.26W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING OF POCONO CREEK FORCED THE CLOSURE
OF SHAFERS SCHOOL HOUSE ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1040 PM FLASH FLOOD ORELAND 40.12N 75.18W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND MOUNT
CARMEL AVENUE FORCED THEIR CLOSURES. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1045 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ENE BRANCHBURG TWP 40.57N 74.68W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE NORTH BRANCH RARITAN RIVER
NEAR RARITAN (RRTN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
1045 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 19.52 FEET (RECORD
FLOODING) AT 430 AM 9/2.
1045 PM FLASH FLOOD MILLSTONE 40.50N 74.59W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE MILLSTONE RIVER AT
MILLSTONE (MITN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
1045 PM 9/1, CRESTING AT 21.82 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 730 AM 9/2.
1045 PM FLOOD MOUNT AETNA 40.42N 76.30W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING CLOSED STATE ROUTE 501 IN MOUNT
AETNA. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1045 PM FLOOD GLENDON 40.67N 75.24W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE LEHIGH RIVER AT GLENDON
(GLDP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1045 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 24.17 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
830 AM 9/2.
1049 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NW EDISON 40.54N 74.39W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
INTERSTATE 287 NEAR EXIT 3 CLOSED FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1054 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSE BLACKWOOD 39.79N 75.06W
09/01/2021 CAMDEN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 168 NEAR LAKELAND
AVENUE AND DAVIDSTOWN ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1058 PM FLASH FLOOD HILLSBOROUGH TWP 40.51N 74.68W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ PUBLIC
SOCIAL MEDIA PHOTO OF SEVERE FLOODING WITH
SEVERAL FEET OF WATER OVER THE GROUND IN A
NEIGHBORHOOD.
1058 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SW SALISBURY TWP 40.56N 75.45W
09/01/2021 LEHIGH PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE ROUTE 145 CLOSED FROM FLOODING NORTH
OF I-78. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1100 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SW PENNINGTON 40.31N 74.81W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ NEWSPAPER
*** 2 FATAL ***
DOZENS OF WATER RESCUES IN MERCER COUNTY
DURING THE FLASH FLOODING SEPTEMBER 1-2,
WITH TWO FATALITIES IN HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP.
THREE POLICE OFFICERS WERE RESCUED AFTER
BEING SWEPT AWAY BY FLOOD WATERS NEAR THE
INTERSECTION OF ROUTES 518 AND 31.
1100 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 S MANVILLE 40.53N 74.59W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE MILLSTONE RIVER AT WESTON
(WETN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1100 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 23.75 FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT
1100 AM 9/2.
1100 PM FLASH FLOOD BRIDGEWATER 40.59N 74.63W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ NEWSPAPER
*** 5 FATAL ***
OVER 50 WATER RESCUES CONDUCTED IN SOMERSET
COUNTY, WITH FIVE KNOWN FATALITIES AS OF
SEPTEMBER 4, INCLUDING TWO IN BRIDGEWATER
AND TWO IN HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP.
1100 PM FLOOD TOBYHANNA 41.18N 75.42W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA TRAINED SPOTTER
SOME ROADWAY FLOODING STILL ONGOING IN
TOBYHANNA.
1100 PM FLASH FLOOD LOWER MORELAND TWP 40.12N 75.06W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF HUNTINGDON VALLEY CREEK
FORCED THE CLOSURE OF SEVERAL ROADS IN ITS
PROXIMITY. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1101 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 E LOWER MORELAND TWP 40.12N 75.04W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
PINE ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1104 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 SSE TRENTON 40.19N 74.75W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 29
BETWEEN STATE HIGHWAY 129 AND SULLIVAN WAY.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1104 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 WSW FLOURTOWN 40.10N 75.23W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF WISSAHICKON CREEK FORCED
THE CLOSURE OF STENTON AVENUE. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1106 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 SSE RARITAN TWP 40.49N 74.86W
09/01/2021 HUNTERDON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF THE NESHANIC RIVER FORCED
THE CLOSURE OF U.S. HIGHWAY 202. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1108 PM FLASH FLOOD 3 NNW BRIDGEWATER 40.63N 74.64W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
INTERSTATE 287 LOCAL LANES CLOSED SOUTH OF
I-78. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1109 PM FLOOD 3 SSE LENHARTSVILLE 40.53N 75.87W
09/01/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON CRYSTAL CAVE ROAD AND KUTZTOWN
ROAD FORCED THEIR CLOSURES. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1115 PM FLASH FLOOD MANVILLE 40.56N 74.58W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE RARITAN RIVER AT MANVILLE
(MNVN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1115 PM 9/1,
CRESTING AT 27.66 FEET (RECORD FLOODING) AT
915 AM 9/2.
1115 PM FLASH FLOOD BERNARDS TWP 40.70N 74.55W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
MULTIPLE WATER RESCUES. ROADS IMPASSABLE
INCLUDING LYONS ROAD.
1115 PM FLOOD 1 N DELAWARE WATER GAP 41.00N 75.14W
09/01/2021 MONROE PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON BRODHEAD CREEK AT MINISINK
HILLS (MNSP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1115 PM
9/1, CRESTING AT 11.15 FEET (MINOR FLOODING)
AT 130 AM 9/2.
1124 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 ENE PROSPECT PARK 40.25N 74.74W
09/01/2021 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
U.S. HIGHWAY 206 SOUTH OF PRINCETON PIKE
CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1130 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 WSW SOUTH BOUND BROOK 40.55N 74.55W
09/01/2021 SOMERSET NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE RARITAN RIVER AT BOUND
BROOK (BDKN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1130 PM
9/1.
1131 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 ESE EAST ROCKHILL TWP 40.38N 75.25W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
BLUE SCHOOL ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1132 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NE WARMINSTER 40.22N 75.07W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
MEARNS ROAD WASHED OUT FROM FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1141 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNE RICHBORO 40.23N 75.01W
09/01/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
WORTHINGTON MILL ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING.
TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1150 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 S HELLERTOWN 40.55N 75.34W
09/01/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
LEITHSVILLE ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1151 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 NE WINSLOW TWP 39.68N 74.83W
09/01/2021 CAMDEN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
SEVERAL ROADS CLOSED IN WINSLOW TWP FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1151 PM FLASH FLOOD 1 N HATBORO 40.19N 75.11W
09/01/2021 MONTGOMERY PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
BLAIR MILL ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1155 PM FLASH FLOOD BOUND BROOK 40.57N 74.52W
09/01/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 28 CLOSED AND RARITAN AVENUE
CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1156 PM COASTAL FLOOD 1 SE SALEM 39.56N 75.46W
09/01/2021 SALEM NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
COMBINATION OF TIDAL AND FRESHWATER FLOODING
CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 49 EAST OF YORKE
STREET. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1200 AM FLASH FLOOD FLEMINGTON 40.51N 74.86W
09/02/2021 HUNTERDON NJ NEWSPAPER
*** 6 FATAL ***
OVER 300 WATER RESCUES WERE CONDUCTED IN
HUNTERDON COUNTY DURING THE FLASH FLOODING
SEPTEMBER 1-2 WITH SIX CONFIRMED FATALITIES
AS OF SEPTEMBER 4.
1200 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 E HIGHLAND PARK 40.50N 74.40W
09/02/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ NEWSPAPER
OVER 75 WATER RESCUES WERE CONDUCTED IN
PISCATAWAY FROM FLASH FLOODING. NUMEROUS
VEHICLES DAMAGED OR DESTROYED FROM FLOOD
WATERS.
1200 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNE MIDDLESEX 40.59N 74.49W
09/02/2021 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
U.S HIGHWAY 22 COLLAPSED FROM FLOOD WATERS
NEAR MOUNTAIN PARKWAY AND WARRENVILLE
AVENUE. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORTS.
1202 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 S HIGHLAND PARK 40.49N 74.42W
09/02/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 18 CLOSED FROM PAULUS
BOULEVARD TO RIVER ROAD FROM FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1211 AM COASTAL FLOOD 2 NNE OCEAN GATE 39.95N 74.12W
09/02/2021 OCEAN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
TIDAL FLOODING CLOSED STATE HIGHWAY 37 OVER
BARNEGAT BAY. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1213 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE BRISTOL 40.11N 74.84W
09/02/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
GREEN LANE CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1215 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 E POMPTON PLAINS 40.97N 74.28W
09/02/2021 MORRIS NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE POMPTON RIVER AT POMPTON
PLAINS (PPPN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1215
AM 9/2, CRESTING AT 19.58 FEET (MAJOR
FLOODING) AT 1145 AM 9/2.
1215 AM FLOOD 1 E PINE BROOK 40.86N 74.32W
09/02/2021 MORRIS NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE PASSAIC RIVER AT PINE BROOK
(PINN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1215 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 21.66 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
115 PM 9/3.
1220 AM FLOOD 3 WNW MOUNT AETNA 40.45N 76.35W
09/02/2021 BERKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON LITTLE SWATARA CREEK CLOSED
LITTLE MOUNTAIN ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1230 AM FLASH FLOOD EDISON 40.53N 74.38W
09/02/2021 MIDDLESEX NJ NEWSPAPER
*** 3 FATAL ***
DOZENS OF WATER RESCUES IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY
DURING THE FLASH FLOODING SEPTEMBER 1-2,
WITH THREE KNOWN FATALITIES, INCLUDING ONE
IN ISELIN AND ONE IN EDISON.
1230 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE PEQUANNOCK 40.96N 74.28W
09/02/2021 MORRIS NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
CORRECTS PREVIOUS FLASH FLOOD REPORT FROM 1
NE PEQUANNOCK. FLOODING ON STATE HIGHWAY 23
NEAR ALEXANDER AVENUE. ROAD CLOSURES IN
PLACE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
1230 AM FLOOD BLAIRSTOWN TWP 40.98N 74.95W
09/02/2021 WARREN NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON PAULINS KILL AT BLAIRSTOWN
(BLRN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1230 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 7.02 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
1115 AM 9/2.
1230 AM FLOOD 1 NE FOUNTAIN HILL 40.62N 75.38W
09/02/2021 LEHIGH PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE LEHIGH RIVER AT BETHLEHEM
(BETP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1230 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 19.53 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
730 AM 9/2.
1232 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 WNW NORTH PLAINFIELD 40.62N 74.44W
09/02/2021 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
U.S. HIGHWAY 22 AND WILSON AVENUE CLOSED
FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1233 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NNW COLLINGSWOOD 39.93N 75.08W
09/02/2021 CAMDEN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
U.S. HIGHWAY 30 CLOSED AT AIRPORT CIRCLE
FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
1239 AM FLASH FLOOD CHADDS FORD TWP 39.87N 75.58W
09/02/2021 DELAWARE PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING ON BRANDYWINE CREEK CLOSED
U.S. HIGHWAY 1 IN CHADDS FORD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
1245 AM FLASH FLOOD 2 SSW WRIGHTSTOWN TWP 40.24N 75.01W
09/02/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 232 CLOSED OVER NESHAMINY
CREEK FROM FLASH FLOODING. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0114 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 S SOMERVILLE 40.56N 74.62W
09/02/2021 SOMERSET NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING ON THE RARITAN RIVER FORCED
THE CLOSURE OF U.S. HIGHWAY 206. TIME BASED
ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0115 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE NEWARK 39.69N 75.75W
09/02/2021 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON WHITE CLAY CREEK AT NEWARK
(NEKD1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 115 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 13.08 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
400 AM 9/2.
0119 AM FLASH FLOOD 3 NE LAMBERTVILLE 40.40N 74.92W
09/02/2021 HUNTERDON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 202 SOUTH OF QUEEN
ROAD. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0119 AM FLASH FLOOD AVONDALE 39.82N 75.78W
09/02/2021 CHESTER PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING ON THE EAST BRANCH WHITE CLAY
CREEK FORCED THE CLOSURE OF STATE HIGHWAY
41. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0130 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 ESE MANTUA 39.96N 75.18W
09/02/2021 PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
INTERSTATE 676 CLOSED IN PHILADELPHIA FROM
FLASH FLOODING. SCHUYLKILL RIVER FLOODING
CLOSED SEVERAL ROADS IN THE AREA. TIME BASED
ON GAUGE AND DISPATCH REPORTS.
0137 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 N VILLAGE SHIRES 40.22N 74.97W
09/02/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING OF NESHAMINY CREEK FORCED THE
CLOSURE OF STATE HIGHWAY 332. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0140 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 ESE EDDINGTON 40.08N 74.93W
09/02/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
RADCLIFFE STREET AND STATE ROAD CLOSED FROM
FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0150 AM FLASH FLOOD 1 NE REVERE 40.53N 75.14W
09/02/2021 BUCKS PA DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
MARIENSTEIN ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0200 AM FLASH FLOOD 2 ENE NORTH PRINCETON 40.37N 74.62W
09/02/2021 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
KINGSTON ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING. TIME
BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0230 AM FLOOD 1 WNW TALLEYVILLE 39.82N 75.57W
09/02/2021 NEW CASTLE DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
THOMPSON BRIDGE ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING ON
BRANDYWINE CREEK. TIME BASED ON GAUGE
REPORTS.
0230 AM FLOOD 1 ENE PALMERTON 40.81N 75.60W
09/02/2021 CARBON PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON AQUASHICOLA CREEK AT PALMERTON
(PRTP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 230 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 8.76 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
530 AM 9/2.
0239 AM FLASH FLOOD 2 N RINGOES 40.47N 74.86W
09/02/2021 HUNTERDON NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLASH FLOODING CLOSED U.S. HIGHWAY 202 SOUTH
OF HAMPTON CORNER ROAD. TIME BASED ON
DISPATCH REPORT.
0245 AM FLOOD 3 NW TALLEYVILLE 39.84N 75.58W
09/02/2021 NEW CASTLE DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
SMITH BRIDGE ROAD CLOSED FROM FLOODING ON
BRANDYWINE CREEK. TIME BASED ON GAUGE
REPORTS.
0300 AM FLOOD HENRY CLAY 39.77N 75.58W
09/02/2021 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON BRANDYWINE CREEK AT WILMINGTON
(WMND1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 300 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 23.14 FEET (MAJOR FLOODING) AT
915 AM 9/2.
0327 AM FLASH FLOOD 2 ESE LAWRENCE TWP 40.28N 74.71W
09/02/2021 MERCER NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
FLOODING ON U.S. HIGHWAY 1 BETWEEN FRANKLIN
CORNER ROAD AND QUAKER BRIDGE ROAD. ALL
LANES CLOSED. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH REPORT.
0330 AM FLOOD WESTFIELD 39.72N 75.64W
09/02/2021 NEW CASTLE DE OTHER FEDERAL
CORRECTS PREVIOUS FLOOD REPORT FROM
WESTFIELD. THE GAUGE ON RED CLAY CREEK AT
STANTON (STND1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 330
AM 9/2, CRESTING AT 17.66 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 515 AM 9/2.
0330 AM FLOOD HENRY CLAY 39.77N 75.58W
09/02/2021 NEW CASTLE DE DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
RISING SUN LANE CLOSED OVER BRANDYWINE CREEK
FROM FLOODING. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0400 AM FLOOD 2 ENE SOMERSET 40.51N 74.49W
09/02/2021 SOMERSET NJ PUBLIC
EASTON AVE UNDER A FEW FEET OF WATER WITH
ABANDONED AND FLOODED VEHICLES.
0430 AM FLOOD 1 WSW WHITEHALL TWP 40.62N 75.48W
09/02/2021 LEHIGH PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON JORDAN CREEK AT ALLENTOWN
(ALNP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 430 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 10.71 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING)
AT 800 AM 9/2.
0500 AM FLOOD 1 ESE BOONTON 40.90N 74.39W
09/02/2021 MORRIS NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE ROCKAWAY RIVER AT BOONTON
BELOW RESERVOIR (BONN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE
AT 500 AM 9/2, CRESTING AT 7.03 FEET
(MODERATE FLOODING) AT 715 PM 9/2.
0500 AM FLOOD 1 NNE MANTUA 39.97N 75.19W
09/02/2021 PHILADELPHIA PA BROADCAST MEDIA
LIVE TV STREAM SHOWS BOATHOUSE ROW HOMES
SUBMERGED IN SEVERAL FEET OF WATER.
SCHUYLKILL RIVER IS OUT OF ITS BANKS.
0500 AM FLOOD MANAYUNK 40.02N 75.22W
09/02/2021 PHILADELPHIA PA BROADCAST MEDIA
LIVE TV BROADCAST SHOWS SEVERE FLOODING IN
MANAYUNK WITH SEVERAL FEET OF FLOWING WATER
THROUGH THE DOWNTOWN STREETS.
0507 AM COASTAL FLOOD 1 N DEAL 40.26N 74.00W
09/02/2021 MONMOUTH NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY 71 CLOSED FROM TIDAL AND
FRESHWATER FLOODING BETWEEN BRIGHTON AVENUE
AND ROOSEVELT AVENUE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0509 AM FLOOD 1 W RITTENHOUSE SQUARE 39.95N 75.18W
09/02/2021 PHILADELPHIA PA BROADCAST MEDIA
PICTURE OF THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER TRAIL
UNDERWATER.
0513 AM COASTAL FLOOD 2 N LAVALLETTE 40.00N 74.06W
09/02/2021 OCEAN NJ DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
TIDAL FLOODING OF BARNEGAT BAY FORCED THE
CLOSURE OF STATE HIGHWAY 35 SPUR ROAD SOUTH
OF SIXTH AVENUE. TIME BASED ON DISPATCH
REPORT.
0539 AM FLOOD 1 NW RITTENHOUSE SQUARE 39.95N 75.18W
09/02/2021 PHILADELPHIA PA BROADCAST MEDIA
LIVE TV BROADCAST SHOWS THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER
OVERFLOWING ITS BANKS ONTO THE SCHUYLKILL
EXPRESSWAY (I-76) AT THE MARKET STREET
BRIDGE.
0600 AM FLOOD 1 E WEST READING 40.33N 75.94W
09/02/2021 BERKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER AT READING
(RDRP1) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 600 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 17.02 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
1030 AM 9/2.
0615 AM FLOOD 1 NE FLATBROOKVILLE 41.11N 74.95W
09/02/2021 SUSSEX NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE AT FLAT BROOK ABOVE FLATBROOKVILLE
(FLAN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 615 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 7.75 FEET (MODERATE FLOODING) AT
1145 AM 9/2.
0645 AM FLOOD EASTON 40.69N 75.20W
09/02/2021 NORTHAMPTON PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT EASTON
(ESTN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 645 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 25.73 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
215 AM 9/2.
0655 AM FLOOD 1 SSE HACKETTSTOWN 40.84N 74.82W
09/02/2021 WARREN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER
THE MUSCONETCONG RIVER IS OUT OF ITS BANKS
AND FLOODING EAST AVENUE IN HACKETTSTOWN.
0745 AM FLOOD 3 W HOLLAND TWP 40.59N 75.19W
09/02/2021 WARREN NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT
RIEGELSVILLE (RGLN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
745 AM 9/2, CRESTING AT 24.92 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 300 PM 9/2.
0900 AM FLOOD 2 WSW ANDOVER 40.98N 74.78W
09/02/2021 SUSSEX NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE PEQUEST RIVER AT HUNTSVILLE
(HUNN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 900 AM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 4.68 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
730 PM 9/2.
1215 PM FLOOD 2 NE SOLEBURY TWP 40.40N 74.98W
09/02/2021 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT STOCKTON
(STKN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 1215 PM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 19.32 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
645 PM 9/2.
0100 PM FLOOD FRENCHTOWN 40.53N 75.06W
09/02/2021 HUNTERDON NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT
FRENCHTOWN (FREN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT
100 PM 9/2, CRESTING AT 16.6 FEET (MINOR
FLOODING) AT 430 PM 9/2.
0300 PM FLOOD 1 NW TRENTON 40.22N 74.78W
09/02/2021 MERCER NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT TRENTON
(TREN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 300 PM 9/2,
CRESTING AT 20.76 FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT
945 PM 9/2.
0330 PM FLOOD NEW HOPE 40.36N 74.95W
09/02/2021 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT NEW
HOPE-LAMBERTVILLE BRIDGE (NHPP1) REACHED
FLOOD STAGE AT 330 PM 9/2, CRESTING AT 13.39
FEET (MINOR FLOODING) AT 645 PM 9/2.
0345 PM FLOOD 1 SSW PINE BROOK 40.84N 74.35W
09/02/2021 MORRIS NJ OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE WHIPPANY RIVER AT PINE
BROOK (PNBN4) REACHED FLOOD STAGE AT 345 PM
9/2, CRESTING AT 9.7 FEET (MINOR FLOODING)
AT 115 PM 9/3.
0400 PM FLOOD WASHINGTON CROSSING 40.29N 74.87W
09/02/2021 BUCKS PA OTHER FEDERAL
THE GAUGE ON THE DELAWARE RIVER AT
WASHINGTON CROSSING (WASN4) REACHED FLOOD
STAGE AT 400 PM 9/2, CRESTING AT 16.58 FEET
(MINOR FLOODING) AT 830 PM 9/2.
&&
$$
NOUS41 KPHI 060033 PNSPHI DEZ001>004-MDZ012-015-019-020-NJZ001-007>010-012>027-PAZ054-055- 060>062-070-071-101>106-061245- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 833 PM EDT Sun Sep 5 2021 ...SEPTEMBER 1 2021 TORNADOES... The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, NJ has conducted several storm surveys for damage from storms on Wednesday, September 1 associated with the remnants of Ida. The storm survey information will also be available on our website at http://www.weather.gov/phi .Harrisonville-Mullica Hill-Deptford, NJ Tornado... Rating: EF-3 Estimated Peak Wind: 150 mph Path Length /statute/: 12.6 miles Path Width /maximum/: 400 yards Fatalities: None. Injuries: 2 injuries Start Date: Sep 01 2021 Start Time: 610 PM EDT Start Location: 1 SE Harrisonville, Gloucester Co, NJ Start Lat/Lon: 39.6769/-75.2500 End Date: Sep 01 2021 End Time: 630 PM EDT End Location: 1 SE of Deptford, Gloucester Co, NJ End Lat/Lon: 39.82/-75.11 The tornado touched down near Harrisonville, NJ doing mostly damage to trees and limbs before strengthening and moving northeast. As it moved to the northeast, it crossed into the Cedar Grove area producing more significant damage to trees with many trees uprooted. The tornado moved into the Willow Oaks subdivision strengthening further and producing significant damage to trees, as well as serious structural damage to a number of homes. Several homes had exterior walls completely collapsed, a number of homes lost roofs and upper story walls, and one home had only a few interior walls remaining. Vehicles were tossed around and moved, and damage from flying debris was observed in several spots. The tornado continued to move to the northeast to Bridgeton Pike where multiple trees had trunks snapped and most of the barns and storage buildings at a large commercial farm were completely destroyed. The tornado also reached its maximum width at this location and was estimated to be around 400 yards wide. The tornado then continued northeast through the woods with multiple trees snapped before entering the subdivision at Salvatore Drive. Here the tornado's most significant damage was observed with one home completely destroyed with no interior or exterior walls standing. Other homes in the subdivision had exterior walls collapsed along with garage collapses and vehicles being tossed around by the tornadic winds. The consistency of the damage along the path of the tornado in this area was EF-3 in the middle of the circulation, with EF-2 along the edge of the circulation. In addition, the tree damage was not as extensive behind the completely destroyed house. Based on the consistency of the damage along Salvatore Drive, a rating of EF-3 (150 mph) was determined. The tornado continued to the northeast damaging trees and structures along its path before reaching a large commercial dairy farm where extensive damage occurred. Barns were destroyed and two large grain silos were toppled. The tornado then crossed Jefferson Road and crossed Eachus Road snapping multiple trees. Thereafter, the tornado moved into the Breakneck Road area producing complete deforestation with nearly 100 percent of the trees in a thickly wooded area snapped. The tornado path crossed Main St, just south of Chestnut Branch Park in Mantua Township snapping and uprooting a number of trees before reaching the Delaware Valley Florist commercial greenhouse mostly destroying the structure. The tornado damage path then continued to the northeast reaching Wenonah, snapping and uprooting a number of trees, a few homes lost roofs and one structure collapsed. In eastern portions of Woodbury Heights, several trees were snapped along a path from Chesnut Avenue to the intersection of Walnut Avenue and Tanyard Road. Along this path on Glenwood Court, two homes lost a significant amount of siding on one side and a fence was blown over. Less severe tree damage persisted to the northeast along the tornado's path toward Deptford where the tornado lifted. The National Weather Service in Mount Holly would also like to thank local enforcement and emergency management for their assistance in the storm survey. .East Nottingham Township-Oxford, PA Tornado... Rating: EF-2 Estimated Peak Wind: 115 mph Path Length /statute/: 6.09 miles Path Width /maximum/: 350 yards Fatalities: None Injuries: None Start Date: Sep 01 2021 Start Time: 4:15 PM EDT Start Location: East Nottingham Twp, Chester Co, PA Start Lat/Lon: 39.77/-75.97 End Date: Sep 01 2021 End Time: 4:22 PM EDT End Location: Upper Oxford Twp, Chester Co, PA End Lat/Lon: 39.85/-75.93 An embedded supercell in a quasi-linear feature produced a tornado near Oxford, PA. A path of damage began in crop land near the intersection of 5th Street and Waterway Road. Tree damage continued northeast of here. Significant damage occurred in the Wiltshire Development. On Slate Hill Drive, one house lost a southeast facing exterior wall. Another house lost a significant amount of siding and a portion of the roof. Tree damage continued in a northeast path. At Hickory Hill Road, there was damage to the roof of a commercial outbuilding and a recreational trailer was flipped on its side. Sporadic tree and crop damage was noted from drone footage (this portion of the path was inaccessible by vehicle) continuing to the northeast. A metal storage building at a business along Reedville Road had wall and roof damage. Further northeast there was damage to turkey pens near the intersection of Baltimore Pike and West Branch Road. Additional tree and power pole damage continued in a northeast path. The last damage noted along this continuous path was exterior wall damage to a farm outbuilding and crop damage along Street Road near Route 10. Sporadic tree damage was observed near Route 10 and Ewing Road, but this does not appear to be in a continuous path from the other damage, so this may have been caused by straight line winds. The National Weather Service would like to thank Mr. Lou Ruh for his assistance with this survey. .Fort Washington-Upper Dublin-Horsham, PA Tornado... Rating: EF-2 Estimated Peak Wind: 130 mph Path Length /statute/: 8.0 miles Path Width /maximum/: 400 yards Fatalities: 1 Injuries: At least a few minor Start Date: Sep 01 2021 Start Time: 5:35 PM EDT Start Location: Fort Washington, Montgomery Co, PA Start Lat/Lon: 40.107/-75.238 End Date: Sep 01 2021 End Time: 5:49 PM EDT End Location: Horsham, Montgomery Co, PA End Lat/Lon: 40.210/-75.172 A semi-discrete supercell thunderstorm began to exhibit rotation over Delaware County, PA around 5:15 PM on September 1. The rotation continued north-northeast into Montgomery County, and eventually strengthened enough to produce a tornado. Minor tree damage was first observed along Stenton Ave in Fort Washington in the area of the Philadelphia Cricket Club. A path of tree damage was observed heading northeast along Joshua Rd and through Fort Washington State Park. Some minor shingle and siding damage to houses was also seen. Damage became more severe after the tornado crossed the Pennsylvania Turnpike. At this time the tornado also moved into a more residential area. Damage was observed along Montgomery Ave, Spring Ave, and Prospect Ave and numerous crossing streets of those. This mainly consisted of numerous snapped and uprooted trees with minor to moderate roofing and siding damage to a number of homes. The worst damage was observed slightly farther northeast in the area of Stuart Creek in Upper Dublin. A number of homes suffered partial to near total loss of roofing with many damaged to the point of being uninhabitable. At least one home experienced partial collapse of exterior walls consistent with EF2 tornado damage. Nearly all trees were snapped or heavily damaged in this area as well. Damage continued along Route 309 to the area of Upper Dublin High School. The high school itself suffered roofing damage, and significant roofing loss occurred to an Upper Dublin Township building adjacent to the high school. A number of residences along Loch Alsh Ave and several surrounding streets were also damaged. A woman was killed when a tree fell on her home on Kenyon Dr, the only known tornado-related fatality from this tornado or any tornado during this regional outbreak. Further northeast, damage occurred on and around the Temple University Ambler Campus, again consisting of considerable tree damage and partial roofing loss on a number of homes and university buildings. The tornado then moved into Maple Glen, crossing a heavily developed area near Norristown Rd at Limekiln Pike. Snapped trees and mostly minor roofing and siding damage to several commercial buildings was observed in this area. The tornado remained continuous but did begin to lose some intensity as it moved into Horsham Twp, traveling east of Limekiln Pike. A number of trees were snapped along Babylon Rd. Near Horsham Rd, roofing damage occurred to a veterinary hospital, along with additional large trees snapped. Damage appeared to end not long after that point. The tornado crossed Horsham Rd, but little to no damage was observed in a couple of parks across the road, approaching the Bucks County line. The tornado is believed to have lifted in that area. The National Weather Service in Mount Holly would like to thank the Montgomery County Department of Public Safety and the Upper Dublin Township Police and Fire Departments for their assistance in this survey. .Doylestown-Buckingham Township, PA Tornado... Rating: EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 100 mph Path Length /statute/: 4.4 miles Path Width /maximum/: 300 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: Sep 01 2021 Start Time: 5:59 PM EDT Start Location: Doylestown, Bucks Co, PA Start Lat/Lon: 40.271/-75.112 End Date: Sep 01 2021 End Time: 6:06 PM EDT End Location: Buckingham Twp, Bucks Co, PA End Lat/Lon: 40.327/-75.077 The storm which produced a strong tornado in Montgomery County, PA, cycled and produced another tornado in Bucks County, PA. Damage began near in the area of Neshaminy Creek between Valley Rd and Pebble Hill Rd in Doylestown. The tornado tracked north- northeast from there, producing a consistent path of damage. Damage was mainly confined to trees and was fairly extensive at times, with much of the path length being heavily wooded. Numerous hardwood and softwood trees were snapped and uprooted along the path. Damage was strongly suggestive of tornadic winds, and a tornado debris signature was also evident on radar. The heaviest damage occurred near and along a stretch of Edison- Furlong Rd. Extensive tree damage occurred along that road and a number of its cross streets. Several utility poles were snapped in this area. Tree damage along nearby Swamp Rd was also significant. The tornado continued but began to lose intensity as it approached Route 202, with sporadic tree damage observed on Mill Rd. Gradual weakening continued and the tornado appeared to lift entirely in the area of Burnt House Hill Rd. The extent of tree damage suggested maximum winds of around 100 mph. No injuries were reported as a result of this tornado. .Upper Makefield Township, PA Tornado... Rating: EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 90 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.7 miles Path Width /maximum/: 250 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: Sep 01 2021 Start Time: 6:30 PM EDT Start Location: Upper Makefield Twp, Bucks Co, PA Start Lat/Lon: 40.298/-74.938 End Date: Sep 01 2021 End Time: 6:35 PM EDT End Location: Upper Makefield Twp, Bucks Co, PA End Lat/Lon: 40.316/-74.918 A tornado embedded within a squall line developed several miles southeast of the storm which produced a tornado in Buckingham Township. Tornadic damage was first observed in the vicinity of Stoneybrook Rd at Eagle Rd, near Jericho Creek. The tornado tracked northeastward from there. It passed over the Jericho National Golf Club, and sporadic tree damage mainly consisting of uproots and large limbs snapped was observed in a path throughout the golf course. It then moved over the adjacent Brownsburg Park, where additional tree damage was observed and several soccer goals were observed flipped in various directions. The tornado then began to approach the Delaware River. Some minor tree damage was observed along River Rd. However, the tornado appeared to lift just slightly before reaching the Delaware River, with no apparent damage on Pebbletown Rd just prior to the river. Throughout its path, the tree damage produced by this tornado was fairly sporadic, and it may have been discontinuous. Noticeable wind damage was also observed for at least a mile east of the tornado track, especially near its endpoint close to the Delaware River. This is believed to be straight line wind damage, which is corroborated by radar data, occurring around the rear flank downdraft region of the tornadic circulation. However, the exact length and width of the tornadic circulation is somewhat uncertain due to the surrounding areas of straight line wind damage. .Burlington, NJ to Bristol, PA Tornado... Rating: EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 90 mph Path Length /statute/: 2.8 miles Path Width /maximum/: 200 yards Fatalities: None Injuries: None Start Date: Sep 01 2021 Start Time: 6:59 PM EDT Start Location: 2 SW Burlington, Burlington Co, NJ Start Lat/Lon: 40.06/-74.89 End Date: Sep 01 2021 End Time: 7:04 PM EDT End Location: Bristol, Bucks Co, PA End Lat/Lon: 40.10/-74.86 After cycling from an earlier tornado near Mullica Hill, NJ, a supercell thunderstorm produced an additional tornado in Burlington Township, NJ near the township line with Edgewater Park, NJ. Some evidence of RFD winds was prevalent southward through the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Edgewater Park with one pine tree being uprooted and several small branches being brought down all the way south to Pennington Park in Delanco Township, NJ,but damage was too sparse to be noted as tornadic. As the tornado touched down, numerous hard and softwood trees were uprooted along Jennifer Lane in a neighborhood just off of Beverly Road in Burlington Township. A large branch was also brought down on a vehicle at the intersection of Jennifer Lane and Squire Way. Nearby, a pine tree was brought down, breaking a window to a residence further west on Jennifer Lane with a small Sycamore tree also being snapped at the base a few houses down the road. As the tornado crossed Shive Place and Handler Drive, several trees were snapped and large branches brought down. Soffit damage was also observed to a couple of homes nearby. Perhaps the most impressive damage was observed along Beverly Road near the intersection with Handler Drive where resident noted that nearly thirty trees were either uprooted or snapped. Observations seemed to agree with that statement with crews working to repair downed power lines as well. The tornado then proceeded towards the Delaware River as it took a slight turn towards the north. With only a steel and power plant lying beneath it-these two structurally sound facilities did not appear to sustain any visible damage despite a rather impressive viral Tweet with a video of the tornado passing across the Burlington-Bristol Bridge. Driving across the bridge for this very survey, no damage was noted given the structural integrity of the feature. Several soft wood trees were snapped near Maple Beach Road. The end point appears to be near Mill Street, where part of a roof covering was peeled off of a comercial building. .West Windsor Twp, NJ Tornado... Rating: EF-0 Estimated Peak Wind: 75 mph Path Length /statute/: 2.73 miles Path Width /maximum/: 100 yards Fatalities: None Injuries: None Start Date: Sep 01 2021 Start Time: 7:32 PM EDT Start Location: 2.7 SE Princeton, Mercer Co, NJ Start Lat/Lon: 40.31/-74.67 End Date: Sep 01 2021 End Time: 7:35 PM EDT End Location: 1 E Princeton, Mercer Co, NJ End Lat/Lon: 40.34/-74.64 A tornado touched down along Emmons Drive along Route 1 in Princeton, NJ as a remnant supercell moved northward after producing the Mullica Hill and Burlington, NJ tornadoes earlier Wednesday afternoon as Ida's remnants moved through the region. Damage first occurred as several small branches were brought down along the Whole Foods and Wendy's parking lots along Route 1 in far eastern Princeton Township, with a continued path of minor branch damage extending northward along Farber Road, Meadow Drive, and Canal Pointe Boulevard adjacent to Route 1. Several medium- size trees were also uprooted with numerous small branches having been brought down along the western periphery of the Marketfair shopping parking lot. From there, the tornado continued northward with minor tree damage having occurred along Carnegie Center Boulevard as the tornado moved northward. Several small branches were also brought down in a residential area along Heritage Boulevard with one pine tree even having been snapped. An additional pine tree was also uprooted along Alexander Road near Glenview. The tornado then snapped several small hardwood trees, knocking down several utility poles and power lines along Washington Road. A tree was also uprooted along Lower Harrison Street along Carnegie Lake before the tornado lifted somewhere over the lake. && EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories: EF0...Weak......65 to 85 mph EF1...Weak......86 to 110 mph EF2...Strong....111 to 135 mph EF3...Strong....136 to 165 mph EF4...Violent...166 to 200 mph EF5...Violent...>200 mph NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the event and publication in NWS Storm Data. $$
Notable Radar Imagery (GR2Analyst)
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| Figure 1: KDIX radar reflectivity factor (left) and storm relative motion (SRM, right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid 2009 UTC to 2025 UTC 1 September 2021. The area’s first tornado of the day, and also the first strong (EF2+) tornado, occurred in southwestern Chester County, PA near Oxford. A line of thunderstorms moved north-northeastward out of Maryland. Elements within this line, which had previously consisted of more discrete cells, already had a history of producing tornadoes over Maryland. As storms crossed into Pennsylvania, they moved towards a warm front in the area. A sharp wind shift along this front likely aided in a restrengthening of low level rotation as storms interacted with it. A velocity couplet can be seen forming in the SRM data soon after storms move into Chester County and continuing for several minutes before dissipating. One challenge with this tornado was its far proximity from the radar. Even at its lowest 0.5 degree elevation angle, the KDIX radar was scanning at an elevation of nearly 8000 feet. While the rotation was clearly evident, the long distance from the radar prevented a more detailed view of the tornadic couplet, which appears broader and less-defined in the SRM data than it probably was in reality. | Figure 2: KDIX storm relative motion (SRM, left) and correlation coefficient (CC, right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid 2017 UTC to 2028 UTC 1 September 2021. NWS meteorologists use dual polarization radar data, particularly CC, to confirm tornadoes via radar. Lofted tornadic debris, when detected, produces a distinct pattern of lowered CC values, known as a tornado debris signature (TDS). This is due to the radar detecting non-uniform, non-meteorological targets such as leaves or other tree debris and structural debris, as opposed to normal meteorological targets like raindrops, which produce high CC values. Whether or not a tornado produces a TDS varies by its strength and what type of debris, if any, it is lofting. Another important factor is its distance from the radar. All else being equal, a tornado closer to the radar will more likely be detected via a TDS, since the radar beam is scanning lower and thus the tornado doesn’t have to loft debris as high for a TDS to be seen. Weak tornadoes at long distances from the radar will rarely produce a TDS since they usually do not loft debris high enough. For the Oxford tornado, the KDIX radar beam was scanning quite high at nearly 8,000 feet. Nonetheless, a faint TDS appeared to develop between Oxford and Russellville, indicating tornadic debris being lofted to a height of around 8,000 feet or slightly higher, which is a common value for an EF2 tornado. |
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| Figure 3: Same as Figure 1 valid from 2123 UTC to 2154 UTC 1 September 2021. The second tornado of the day occurred over Montgomery County, PA. This strong, long-tracked EF2 tornado produced extensive damage along parts of its track, especially in Upper Dublin Twp, PA in the areas of Fort Washington, Ambler, and Maple Glen, and near Horsham. This loop begins a little over 10 minutes before the tornado formed. Broad rotation is present initially in the SRM data, but as the loop progresses, the storm undergoes a very methodic tightening of the rotation, eventually into a tight tornadic couplet near Ambler. The couplet remains well-defined for several minutes before gradually weakening and becoming more broad again. The peak gate-to-gate shear detected by the KDIX radar was 115 kts. The convective structure of this cell was notable, as it had characteristics of both a semi-discrete, high precipitation supercell, as well as of a QLCS. Similar to the Oxford tornado, interaction with a warm front likely contributed to the formation of this tornado. | Figure 4: KDIX radar reflectivity factor (top left), storm relative motion (SRM, top right), correlation coefficient (CC, bottom left), and spectrum width (w, bottom right) for the 0.5 degree elevation angle valid 2134 UTC to 2157 UTC 1 September 2021. The Montgomery County tornado produced an especially well-defined TDS. Reduced CC values begin to appear south of Ambler, then become extremely pronounced near Ambler itself as the tornado reaches peak intensity. The size of the TDS, magnitude of the lowered CC values (in the range of 0.4 to 0.6), and the signature’s longevity are all indicators of a strong tornado. Lofted debris can continue to be seen even well after the tornado lifts as lightweight bits of leaves, structures, etc. remain suspended and carried northward by strong southerly winds aloft. Finally, the debris signature can even be seen in the traditional reflectivity data. Near Ambler, enhanced reflectivity values in excess of 60 dBz, denoted by pink colored pixels, begin to appear in concert with the large reduction in CC values. This is caused by strong returns off of a large volume of lofted debris. While the CC data is more reliable and comprehensive, in times prior to dual polarization technology, the presence of this so-called “debris ball” signature was a way to confirm the presence of a likely strong tornado. Because of these signatures in this storm, meteorologists had high confidence a strong tornado was likely in progress even before damage reports could be received. |
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| Figure 5: KDIX correlation coefficient data for the 0.5 through 5.1 degree elevation angles for the 2148 UTC volume scan 1 September 2021. Another way to roughly estimate tornado intensity is TDS height. Stronger tornadoes usually loft debris higher, allowing the TDS to be visible at higher radar elevation angles. In the case of the Montgomery County tornado, the TDS can continue to be seen as the radar beam tilts higher. The TDS is clearly visible to a height of about 11,000 feet. From there, data becomes noisy due to interference from lowered CC values caused by the freezing level (in other words, the level at which the radar is detecting frozen precipitation changing to rain, which always produces modest CC reductions). However, while it is not definitive, there appears to be indications of debris as high as the 4.0 degree angle, which at that distance from the radar is scanning at about 18,000 feet. A TDS height of 18,000 feet typically corresponds to a strong EF2 or EF3 tornado. | Figure 6: Same as Figure 1 valid 2149 UTC to 2208 UTC 1 September 2021. Within the same storm complex that produced the Montgomery County tornado, another area of rotation developed just a few minutes after that tornado lifted. Early in this loop, the late stages of the Montgomery County tornado can be seen southwest of Warrington as that tornado gradually dissipates. However, a second area of rotation can be seen to its east. This initially broad rotation briefly tightens into a well-defined couplet just southeast of Doylestown. While not nearly as strong or long lasting as the Montgomery County couplet, with peak gate-to-gate velocity of 65 kts, this couplet was associated with an EF1 tornado, the third tornado of the day. This tornado was on the ground for only a few minutes, producing mainly tree damage. |
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| Figure 7: Same as Figure 2 valid from 2202 to 2213 UTC 1 September 2021. The Doylestown area tornado produced a TDS late in its life cycle, which remained evident after the tornado lifted due to lightweight debris lingering in the air. It can be seen forming near the small red marker. Higher elevation data showed the TDS extended to a height of between 6,000 and 7,000 feet. This is a typical value for a mid-grade or higher end EF1 tornado such as this one. | Figure 8: The complex of thunderstorms which produced tornadoes in Montgomery County and near Doylestown produced a final tornado in Bucks County about half an hour after the Doylestown tornado dissipated. By this time, these storms very much had a QLCS type structure, but areas of rotation remained within the line. In this loop, an area of broad rotation can be seen tightening into more of a couplet feature a little ways before it reaches the Delaware River at the borders of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The couplet remains evident for just a couple of radar scans before dissipating as the storm reached the Delaware River. Storm survey results showed this area of rotation produced an EF1 tornado in Upper Makefield Twp, in addition to adjacent areas of straight-line wind damage produced by this QLCS. Damage was mainly confined to trees. Dual polarization data showed no indication of a tornado debris signature (TDS) with this tornado. |
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| Figure 9: Same as Figure 4, valid 2148 to 2237 UTC 1 September 2021. This loop shows the evolution of the Gloucester County tornado. A small red marker is placed near where the worst damage occurred in Mullica Hill. There are many items of interest in this loop, far too many to discuss in detail here. The evolution of the storm from a fledgling supercell into a mature, tornadic supercell is apparent. Also evident are data quality issues in the SRM data. While the rotation can be seen, the data within the rotation is noisy. The reasons for this are complex but relate to a combination of the structure of the storm and its angle relative to the KDIX radar. The nearby KDOV and TPHL radars had even more significant data quality issues for similar reasons, and are not shown. A debris signature is seen in both conventional reflectivity and the CC data, appearing shortly before the rotation reaches the red marker. It can be seen expanding as the tornado continues northward. In the SRM, CC, and w data, a Three Body Scatter Spike (TBSS) can also be seen near the red marker. This signature is almost always caused by the presence of large hail in a thunderstorm. In this exceptionally rare case, it is actually tornadic debris causing the TBSS. The circulation continues northward, weakening late in the loop as the tornado lifts. However, rotation remained present, and the storm would soon cycle and produce another tornado. | Figure 10: Vertical cross-sections of reflectivity (left) and CC (right) for the 2232 UTC volume scan of the KDIX radar on 1 September 2021. The image is taken diagonally across the storm which produced the Gloucester County tornado. The CC data shows the vast vertical depth of the TDS produced by this storm. An analysis of the radar data showed that debris from this tornado was lofted to a height of approximately 25,000 feet. The approximate outline of the TDS is circled in the CC data. A debris signature this deep, which is extremely rare, typically corresponds to a strong EF3 or EF4 tornado. However, the sample size of cases for tornadoes of EF4 intensity or greater is small due to the rarity of their occurrence. |
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| Figure 11: KDIX correlation coefficient (CC) valid 2219 UTC 1 September 2021 to 0016 UTC 2 September 2021. This two hour loop provides a remarkable, and chilling, look at the journey of debris produced by the Gloucester County tornado. A few frames are annotated with notable features and times. As the loop plays, the TDS can be seen developing over Gloucester County. Debris is then visible being carried northward and fanning out over a much wider area, long after the tornado lifted. The “fan” of debris is easily seen in the CC data as it continues northward. What is being observed is small, lightweight material – bits of leaves, perhaps some small bits of paper or insulation, etc., that an observer from the ground would be unlikely to notice especially at further distances from the source. The signature weakens over central New Jersey before seeming to reinvigorate several miles further north, even though no new debris was being lofted. It is not clear why this occurred, and it cannot be determined conclusively if this was still the same debris, though the placement and behavior of the re-invigorated band of lower CC, as well as data from higher radar elevation angles, suggests it probably was. Transport of debris was especially efficient in this case for a couple of reasons. First there was a large initial volume of debris lofted to an unusually deep vertical extent (see Figure 10). Second, strong low and mid-level southerly winds allowed for a fast transport motion of the debris. Based on this data, it can be concluded that small amounts of debris from near Mullica Hill were carried at least as far as north-central Somerset County, approximately 70 miles north-northeast from the origin of the debris. If the returns late in the loop over Sussex and Morris Counties are in fact the same debris, that would be a distance of around 100 miles. | Figure 12: Same as Figure 1 valid 2240 UTC to 2314 UTC 1 September 2021. The Gloucester County tornado lifted around 6:30 PM EDT/2230 UTC, though sporadic wind damage was also reported in parts of Camden County as the storm moved north. As the supercell continued north, it retained strong rotation, and appeared very likely to produce another tornado. This second tornado would begin in Burlington County, New Jersey, a little southwest of the city of Burlington, as a new tornadic couplet formed in a classic example of a cyclic tornadic supercell. This is shown nicely in the SRM data here. Soon after the touchdown of a new tornado was confirmed, NWS Mount Holly issued its first ever Tornado Emergency for areas near Bristol, as it appeared a strong to violent tornado would affect the densely populated area. Thankfully, and for reasons not entirely clear, the tornado quickly weakened and dissipated on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River. While observed damage on both the New Jersey and Pennsylvania sides of the Delaware River supported only an EF1 rating, it is distinctly possible, and probably likely, that the tornado was stronger over and along the banks of the river, where radar data suggests it peaked in intensity. Viral photos and videos of the tornado near and over the Delaware River also lend credence to this possibility. |
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| Figure 13: Same as Figure 4 valid 2253 to 2309 UTC 1 September 2021. The Burlington-Bristol tornado produced a TDS, although it is a rather complicated one to follow in radar data for several reasons. For much of the loop, low CC values associated with lingering debris from the Gloucester County tornado are seen moving northward, and eventually mostly off screen. Some noisy CC values are present south of the storm due to weak power returns in an area of low reflectivity. A couple of features that look very similar to TDS’s appear southwest of Burlington towards the middle of the loop, but further analysis revealed they were caused by other factors. The legitimate TDS appears almost directly over Burlington and tracks over Bristol before beginning to weaken heading northeast after the tornado lifted. Vertical data showed the TDS extended to a height of about 8,000 feet. | Figure 14: Same as Figure 1 valid from 2326 UTC to 2338 UTC 1 September 2021. The final tornado of the day occurred in association with what remained of the storm that produced the Gloucester County and Burlington/Bristol tornadoes. The storm mode became more linear and less discrete overall as it continued moving north. Broad rotation remained within the complex, and with a warm front still in the vicinity, rotation continued to make occasional attempts to tighten and produce a tornado. One such strengthening of rotation was seen over Mercer County, New Jersey, near Princeton. In this loop, rotation is broad initially. There are two areas of tightening rotation that become interesting as the loop goes on, one which passes south of Princeton and the other which passes just west of Princeton. Both velocity couplets appear capable of producing a tornado. However, tornadic damage was found only in association with the more southern couplet. A weak, brief EF0 tornado was found to have occurred in West Windsor Twp. |
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| Figure 15: Same as Figure 2 valid from 2328 UTC to 2339 UTC 1 September 2021. The West Windsor Twp tornado did produce a small but well-defined TDS. As is typical with weaker tornadoes, the TDS was not vertically deep, only extending to around 4,000 feet. However, its fairly close proximity to the radar aided in the TDS detection. Note that no indication of a TDS is seen with the northern velocity couplet despite its seemingly similar intensity on radar. | Figure 16: Multi-Radar Multi-Sensor (MRMS) accumulated low level rotation tracks for the 6 hour period ending 0130 UTC 2 September 2021. Additional information on this product can be found here, but ordinary users should be aware this is a complex product. While the data is noisy (inherent to the product), some interesting features are noted. A long track of strong rotation is seen in association with the supercell which produced the Gloucester County, Burlington-Bristol, and West Windsor tornadoes. Rotation associated with the Montgomery County tornado is seen (and in fact is probably the most impressive of all the rotation tracks). Areas of enhanced rotation associated with the two tornadoes in Bucks County area apparent. A rotation track corresponding to the Chester County is seen, but is quite weak, largely owing to that area being far from any radar site, with no high quality low level data available. There are also several other areas of rotation including some fairly strong and long-tracked ones which were not found to produce tornadoes, such as one on the upper Eastern Shore of Maryland. This product is used both during warning operations, as well as after as meteorologists attempt to determine areas where a tornado may have tracked, to aid in storm survey efforts. |
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| Figure 1: A home heavily damaged by the tornado near Oxford, just northwest of Oxford high school. Damage to this home is what led to a tornado rating of EF2. | Figure 2: Crop damage produced by the Oxford tornado, with a swirling damage path evident. |
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| Figure 3: A heavily damaged home in Upper Dublin Twp, PA, struck by an EF2 tornado. | Figure 4: Debris strewn about from the damaged Upper Dublin Township Municipal Building (behind where the image was taken). Upper Dublin High School, which was also damaged, is seen across the street. |
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| Figure 5: Amidst downed trees, the top of a snapped power pole hangs within power lines just southeast of Doylestown, PA, the damage caused by an EF1 tornado. | Figure 6: Snapped trees are seen in the distance at Jericho National Golf Club, caused by the second EF1 tornado in Bucks County. |
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| Figure 7: Outbuildings heavily damaged by the Gloucester County tornado, a couple minutes before it reached its peak intensity. | Figure 8: Remains of a home destroyed in Mullica Hill by the EF3 Gloucester County tornado. |
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| Figure 9: Another home destroyed in Mullica Hill along with heavy tree damage. | Figure 10: A wider view of several homes damaged in Mullica Hill. |
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| Figure 11: Extensive tree damage near Mullica Hill. Nearly every tree is snapped and defoliated. | Figure 12: Additional structural damage from the Gloucester County tornado, this occurring further northeast along the track in Wenonah near Mantua Twp. |
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| Figure 13: Tree damage just across the banks of the Delaware River near Bristol, Pennsylvania. | Figure 14: A cedar tree snapped due to the EF0 tornado near West Windsor, New Jersey. |
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| Figure 1: Hydrograph for the Jordan Creek at Allentown (ALNP1) gauge encompassing its rise during the Ida event. | Figure 2: Same as Fig. 1, for the Raritan River at Bound Brook (BDKN4). The equipment failed or was destroyed prior to the crest. | Figure 3: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Burlington (BDRN4). Even sections of the Delaware River that are almost entirely driven by tidal influence experienced flooding due to the massive influx of fresh water. |
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| Figure 4: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Bridesburg (BDSP1). This was another tidal location which not only flooded, but experienced its "flood of record", the highest crest ever observed at the gauge. | Figure 5: Same as Fig. 1, for the Lehigh River at Bethlehem (BETP1). | Figure 6: Same as Fig. 1, for the Millstone River at Blackwells Mills (BKWN4). |
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| Figure 7: Same as Fig. 1, for the Rockaway River at Boonton below the reservoir. (BONN4). | Figure 8: Same as Fig. 1, for Schuylkill River at Berne (BREP1), a testament to how far west the heavy rain and significant flooding extended. | Figure 9: Same as Fig. 1, for the Lamington River at Burnt Mills (BTMN4). |
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| Figure 10: Same as Fig. 1, for Brandywine Creek at Chadds Ford (CDFP1), a flood of record. | Figure 11: Same as Fig. 1, for the Christina River at Coochs Brige (CHBD1). An impressive double peak is noted, with two rounds of flooding caused by an initial round of heavy rain in the morning, then a break, then the even heavier rain in the evening. | Figure 12: Same as Fig. 1, for Chester Creek near Chester (CHSP1). |
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| Figure 13: Same as Fig. 1, for West Branch Brandywine Creek at Coatesville (COTP1). | Figure 14: Same as Fig. 1, for White Clay Creek near Newark (DPKD1). | Figure 15: Same as Fig. 1, for East Branch Brandywine Creek Below Downingtown (DWNP1), a flood of record. |
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| Figure 16: Same as Fig. 1, for Perkiomen Creek at East Greenville (EGRP1). | Figure 17: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Easton-Phillipsburg (ESTN4). | Figure 18: Same as Fig. 1, for Flat Brook at Flatbrookville (FLAN4). |
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| Figure 19: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Frenchtown (FREN4). | Figure 20: Same as Fig. 1, for Perkiomen Creek at Graterford (GRAP1). The gauge experienced a flood of record, but the crest was lost due to equipment failure. | Figure 21: Same as Fig. 1, for the Millstone River at Griggstown (GTNN4). |
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| Figure 22: Same as Fig. 1, for the South Branch Raritan River at High Bridge (HBRN4). | Figure 23: Same as Fig. 1, for West Branch Perkiomen Creek at Hillegass (HLGP1). | Figure 24: Same as Fig. 1, for West Branch Brandywine Creek at Honeybrook (HNBP1). |
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| Figure 25: Same as Fig. 1, for the Lehigh River at Lehighton (LHTP1). | Figure 26: Same as Fig. 1, for Neshaminy Creek near Langhorne (LNGP1). | Figure 27: Same as Fig. 1, for the Pequannock River at Macopin (MCPN4). |
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| Figure 28: Same as Fig. 1, for Middle Brook at Burnt Mills (MDBN4), a flood of record. | Figure 29: Same as Fig. 1, for Assunpink Creek near Mercerville (MERN4). | Figure 30: Same as Fig. 1, for the Passaic River near Millington (MILN4). |
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| Figure 31: Same as Fig. 1, for the Millstone River at Millstone (MITN4). The gauge experienced some irregularities soon after its crest. | Figure 32: Same as Fig. 1, for Broadhead Creek at Minisink Hills (MNSP1). | Figure 33: Same as Fig. 1, for the Raritan River at Manville (MNVN4), a flood of record. |
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| Figure 34: Same as Fig. 1, for West Branch Brandywine Creek at Modena (MODP1), a flood of record. | Figure 35: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Marcus Hook (MRCP1). | Figure 36: Same as Fig. 1, for Barnegat Bay at Mantoloking (MTLN4), which flooded due to a combination of freshwater input and a surge of southerly winds ahead of the cold front. |
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| Figure 37: Same as Fig. 1, for the North Branch Raritan River at North Branch Village (NBAN4). | Figure 38: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Newbold Island (NBLP1), a flood of record and perhaps the most striking example of a predominantly tidal location experiencing major flooding due to the exceptional freshwater influx. | Figure 39: Same as Fig. 1, for White Clay Creek at Newark (NEKD1). |
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| Figure 40: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at New Hope-Lambertville (NHPP1). | Figure 41: Same as Fig. 1, for the Christina River at Newport (NPTD1), another portion of a tidal river which experienced flooding. | Figure 42: Same as Fig. 1, for the Schuylkill River at Norristown (NRSP1), a flood of record. |
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| Figure 43: Same as Fig. 1, for the Schuylkill River at Philadelphia (PADP1). The flooding of the Schuylkill was the main contributor to flooding in the city of Philadelphia, including several feet of water on portions of the Vine Street Expressway. | Figure 44: Same as Fig. 1, for Neshaminy Creek near Penns Park (PEPP1). A flood of record occurred, but the exact crest is uncertain due to equipment failure. | Figure 45: Same as Fig. 1, for Wissahickon Creek at Wissahickon. (PHAP1). |
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| Figure 46: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at USCG Station Washington Street in Philadelphia (PHBP1), another example of tidal flooding on the Delaware River. | Figure 47: Same as Fig. 1, for the Passaic River at Pine Brook (PINN4). The gauge is among the slowest responding in our local area. It did not crest for nearly two days after the rain ended, and remained in flood stage for several days following its crest. | Figure 48: Same as Fig. 1, for Pennypack Creek at Pennypack (PLLP1). |
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| Figure 49: Same as Fig. 1, for the Pompton River at Pompton Plains (PPPN4). | Figure 50: Same as Fig. 1, for the Ramapo River at Pompton Lakes (PPTN4). | Figure 51: Same as Fig. 1, for the Schuylkill River at Pottstown (PTNP1). |
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| Figure 52: Same as Fig. 1, for Red Clay Creek at Wooddale (RCCD1). | Figure 53: Same as Fig. 1, for the Schuylkill River at Reading (RDRP1). | Figure 54: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Reedy Point (RDYD1). |
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| Figure 55: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Riegelsville (RGLN4). | Figure 56: Same as Fig. 1, for Ridley Creek at Media (RIDP1). | Figure 57: Same as Fig. 1, for the North Branch Raritan River near Raritan (RRTN4), a flood of record. |
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| Figure 58: Same as Fig. 1, for the North Branch Raritan River at South Branch (SBRN4). The equipment failed long before the crest, which likely would have been at least close to a record. | Figure 59: Same as Fig. 1, for the Passaic River at Singac (SIGN4). This was a flood of record, but the gauge has a short period of record. | Figure 60: Same as Fig. 1, for White Clay Creek at Strickersville (SKVP1). |
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| Figure 61: Same as Fig. 1, for Manatawny Creek at Spangville (SPGP1). | Figure 62: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Stockton (STKN4). | Figure 63: Same as Fig. 1, for the South Branch Raritan River at Stanton (STTN4). |
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| Figure 64: Same as Fig. 1, for East Branch Perkiomen Creek at Shwenksville (SWVP1), a flood of record. | Figure 65: Same as Fig. 1, for Assunpink Creek at Trenton (TACN4). | Figure 66: Same as Fig. 1, for Tobyhanna Creek at Blakeslee (TBYP1). |
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| Figure 67: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Trenton (TREN4). | Figure 68: Same as Fig. 1, for the Delaware River at Washington's Crossing (WASN4). | Figure 69: Same as Fig. 1, for the Millstone River at Weston (WETN4), a flood of record. |
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| Figure 70: Same as Fig. 1, for the Whippany River at Morristown (WHIN4). | Figure 71: Same as Fig. 1, for Brandywine Creek at Wilmington (WMND1). | Figure 72: Same as Fig. 1, for the Lehigh River at Walnutport (WNTP1). |
Foreword
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Torrential rainfall produced by the remnants of Ida brought historic flooding to the mid-Atlantic. Rainfall totals across the region varied widely. Southeastern portions of the area were generally spared from excessive rainfall. However, much of eastern and southeastern Pennsylvania and central and northern New Jersey received 5 to 10 inches of rain. For several reasons, including geographic, hydrologic, and societal factors, these areas are the most vulnerable to flooding in our local area. The occurrence of a rainfall event of this magnitude in these areas had devastating consequences. In most cases, nearly all of the rain came within a window of little more than 6 hours. In addition, the summer of 2021 had already been quite wet across much of the region. Multiple impactful flooding events had already occurred, and the region was primed for an even more significant event. The remnants of Ida would prove to be that event. Flooding took on multiple forms. First came the initial wave of flash flooding, when many smaller creeks came well out of their banks and roads became flooded due to overwhelmed drainage systems and the sheer volume of water. The majority of fatalities occurred in this phase of the event, with many of the victims being motorists. However, once the rain ended, the second phase of flooding involved slower responding main stem rivers, which continued to rise. This led to additional flooding of homes and roads into the following day and in some cases several days. For example, the Schuylkill River at Philadelphia did not crest until the morning of September 2, and as it continued to rise, floodwaters inundated portions of the city with the worst flooding of the modern era. Other rivers such as the Millstone and Passaic would also take more time to crest. The main stem Delaware River also experienced flooding, though it thankfully peaked mainly in minor flood territory owing to a lack of significant rainfall farther upstream the river. In the NWS Mount Holly County Warning Area (CWA), preliminary statistics show that 21 people tragically lost their lives due to flooding related causes, encompassing all but one of the CWA's fatalities during the event. Many homes experienced flooding, some roads were damaged or washed out, and a number of area rivers and creeks experienced major flooding with several seeing their highest crests on record. A list of observed rainfall totals can be found under the "Rainfall Reports" tab. Numerous hydrographs from area rivers and creeks are provided on another tab on this page. The images and descriptions below provide additional context on the severity of flooding produced by the remnants of Ida.
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| Figure 1: Estimated precipitation for the 6 hour period ending at 9:00 PM EDT on September 2, 2021. This analysis is produced by the mid-Atlantic River Forecast Center (MARFC) using a quality-controlled combination of observed gauge data and radar estimates, known as a Multisensor Precipitation Estimate (MPE). A stripe of exceptionally heavy rainfall, in the range of 4 to 10 inches, is seen over southeast PA and into north-central NJ. This massive volume of rainfall over such a short period of time would lead to devastating floods. | Figure 2: Same as Figure 1 and with the same scale, but for the 24 hour period ending September 2 at 5:00 AM EDT. This map captures the Ida event in its entirety for the region. Compared to Figure 1, this map shows much more rainfall across the western and southwestern portion of the domain, where the bulk of the rain fell before the time period encompassed by Figure 1, and across the southeastern portion of the domain, where most of the rain fell after the period in Figure 1. However, note the region extending diagonally from about Chester County, PA into northeast NJ. The amounts are quite similar to those in Figure 1, showing that the vast majority of rain from the entire event in those areas fell within the 6 hour block from Figure 1. |
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| Figure 3: 24 hour cumulative rainfall from the Delaware Environmental Observing System (DEOS) for the Ida event beginning at 1:00 PM EDT on September 1 and continuing through the duration of the event. DEOS provides a high quality look at rainfall over Delaware and in Chester County, PA. Rainfall amounts rise rapidly during the late afternoon and evening of September 1, especially across Chester and New Castle Counties. A widespread 6 to 8 inches of rain fell in Chester County, and it became one of the hardest hit counties for flash flooding. Central and southern portions of Delaware were spared significant impacts. | Figure 4: Multi-Radar/Multi-Sensor (MRMS) Average Recurrence Interval for the radar-estimated rainfall ending at 0200 UTC 2 September 2021. This image shows the average return period in years for the amount of rain that fell in this 6 hour period, which can be approximated by the rainfall totals from Figure 1. The scale maxes out at a 200 year return period, however, that proved to be severely inadequate for this event. A 200 year return period means that a given event would be expected to occur on average once every 200 years. Ida’s rainfall easily eclipsed that threshold over much of the area seen above. While confidence in return periods begins to decrease at these more extreme thresholds, the actual return period for this amount of 6 hour rainfall for the hardest hit areas was probably closer to 500 or 1000 years. |
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| Figure 5: MRMS CREST Unit Streamflow valid 2220 UTC 1 September 2021. The CREST Unit Streamflow product is used by forecasters to monitor flash flooding potential. The product is inherently noisy, however, values in the orange and red range, when they occur with reasonable spatial continuity, are usually a good baseline for a forecaster to consider issuing a Flash Flood Warning. The presence of widespread red and pink values typically indicate high confidence in flash flooding. When blue pixels begin to appear, especially over a wide area, it is typically an indicator of significant flash flooding. Here, the highest values are over southeastern Pennsylvania, while heavier rain is yet to arrive in areas further northeast. To see such a large area of purple, blue, and white pixels as the scale maxes out is highly unusual and is seen only in the rarest cases. | Figure 6: Same as Figure 5 valid 0100 UTC 2 September 2021. The highest streamflow values had now moved into central and northern New Jersey as the heavy rain continued pushing northeast. It is truly exceptional to see this scale maxed out over such a wide area, and a forecaster familiar with the product would have high confidence in significant and potentially catastrophic flash flooding based on this image. While values had begun to ease over southeast Pennsylvania by this time, they remain quite high, a sign that lingering flooding was still ongoing. |
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| Figure 7: Weather Prediction Center (WPC) Day 1 Excessive Rainfall Outlook (ERO) issued 0820 UTC 1 September 2021, valid 1200 UTC 1 September 2021 through 1200 UTC 2 September 2021. The (WPC) issued a forecast for a High Risk of excessive rainfall over a large portion of the eastern mid-Atlantic. This means they were forecasting a greater than 50% chance of rainfall exceeding flash flood guidance within the high risk area. WPC High Risk days are rare and often encompass some of the nation’s deadliest and costliest flash flooding events. When issued, they are associated with expectations for widespread, severe flash flooding and the flooding of areas that do not normally experience flash flooding. | Figure 8: Verification of the forecast from Figure 7. The forecast from WPC proved to be prescient. Contoured in solid lines on the map are the WPC risk categories, the same ones that are shaded in Figure 7. Local Storm Reports (LSRs) of flood and flash flood events from local NWS offices are plotted as small squares. Finally, the blue and red shaded areas provide objective analyses of where excessive rainfall actually occurred based on radar/gauge reports versus Flash Flood Guidance (FFG) and Average Recurrence Interval (ARI). The map is noisy due to the huge volume of LSRs issued by local NWS offices, as for example many blue and red shaded areas are impossible to see due to being covered by LSRs. NWS Mount Holly issued 239 flash floods reports alone. However, it clearly shows the worst impacts occurred within the High Risk area, with significant impacts in the Moderate Risk area as well. |
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| Figure 9: Water flooding the station of the Raritan Twp Fire Company in Hunterdon County, NJ. Firefighters, police, and other local first responders heroically rescued hundreds of people across the region as motorists became stranded in their vehicles, in addition to numerous calls for assistance at area homes due to flooding and, in some cases, tornado damage. | Figure 10: Flood waters near the junction of Routes 202 and 31 in Hunterdon County. Scenes like this were repeated countless times across portions of eastern Pennsylvania and central and northern New Jersey. |
NOUS41 KPHI 131851 CCA PNSPHI DEZ001>004-MDZ012-015-019-020-NJZ001-007>010-012>027-PAZ054-055-060>062-070- 071-101>106-141915- Public Information Statement...Corrected National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 251 PM EDT Mon Sep 13 2021 ...PRECIPITATION REPORTS FROM THE REMNANTS OF IDA... Location Amount Time/Date Provider ...Delaware... ...Kent County... Milfrod 1.5 W 2.53 in 0830 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Harrington 2 ENE 2.21 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Felton 0.4 E 1.76 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Felton 3.6 NE 1.73 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Felton 1.66 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP ...New Castle County... Wilmington 5.6 WSW 5.86 in 1000 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pike Creek 5.63 in 0458 AM 09/02 Public Hockessin 2.7 ESE 5.23 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Wilmington 6.8 W 3.95 in 1002 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Newport 2.4 WNW 3.88 in 0500 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Wilmington 8.3 W 3.47 in 0702 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Greenville 3.41 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Brookside 3.02 in 0100 PM 09/02 COOP Newark 3.00 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Newark 1.5 S 2.85 in 0715 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Wilmington 5.6 N 2.72 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Wilmington 3.6 N 2.62 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Newark 2.3 NNW 2.59 in 1200 PM 09/02 COCORAHS Newark 3.9 SSW 2.55 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Wilmington 4.0 W 2.51 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Greenville 2.48 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Newark 5.3 N 2.44 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Wilmington 2.40 in 0120 PM 09/02 CWOP Wilmington 2 NW 2.37 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Newport 1.0 WNW 2.37 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS New Castle County Airport 2.30 in 0157 PM 09/02 ASOS Bellevue Hills 2.29 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Newark 2.17 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Wilmington 1.82 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Middletown 1.54 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Sussex County... 3 ESE Bridgeville 3.14 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Milford 2.6 SE 2.45 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Seaford 2.00 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Seaford 1.72 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Maryland... ...Kent County... Worton 3.9 NW 2.84 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Still Pond 1.86 in 0119 PM 09/02 CWOP ...New Jersey... ...Atlantic County... Hammonton 1.7 SW 2.22 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hammonton 3.3 WSW 2.14 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hammonton 3.0 WSW 1.93 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hammonton 1.5 SW 1.86 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Folsom 1.79 in 0100 PM 09/02 HADS Buena Vista Twp 2.6 NNE 1.63 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hammonton 1.9 S 1.58 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Folsom 3.2 SE 1.56 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS ...Burlington County... Riverside Twp 0.6 S 4.00 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Riverton 0.3 SSW 3.29 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bordentown 1.1 E 3.05 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Mansfield Twp 1.9 SW 2.96 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Mount Laurel 2.73 in 0700 AM 09/02 UCOOP Mount Laurel 2.73 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Delran 2.67 in 0129 PM 09/02 URBANET Medford 2.52 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Cinnaminson 2.51 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Cinnaminson 2.50 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Westampton 2.49 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP Palmyra 2.41 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Lumberton 2.35 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Bordentown 2.32 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Southampton Twp. 1.6 SE 2.27 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Tuckerton 4.2 WNW 2.27 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Burlington 1.7 E 2.27 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS McGuire AFB 2.08 in 0100 PM 09/02 AWOS Westampton 2.07 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP New Lisbon (R2) (R2) (R2) 2.03 in 1100 AM 09/02 HADS Tabernacle Twp. 5 WNW 1.97 in 0830 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Tabernacle 1.95 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Mount Laurel Twp 2.2 E 1.94 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Shamong 1.85 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Moorestown 1.81 in 0815 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Mount Laurel Township 1.76 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Woodland Twp 1.8 SW 1.69 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Mount Laurel 1.67 in 0104 PM 09/02 CWOP Medford Twp 2.4 SSE 1.66 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Medford Lakes 1.55 in 0830 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Medford Twp 0.6 NNW 1.51 in 0740 AM 09/02 COCORAHS ...Camden County... Pennsauken Twp 1.1 ESE 3.40 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pennsauken 1 N 2.97 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP Haddon Township 2.74 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Mount Ephraim 2.60 in 0544 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Blue Anchor 2.42 in 0110 PM 09/02 RAWS Winslow Twp 5.7 SSE 2.22 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Atco 2.12 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Haddonfield 2.12 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Voorhees 2.03 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Glendora 1.91 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP 1.1 N Gloucester Twp 1.82 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP Winslow Twp. 3.5 W 1.50 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS ...Cumberland County... Millville 1.94 in 0121 PM 09/02 CWOP Deerfield Twp 2.0 E 1.71 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 3 SSW Minotola 1.71 in 0129 PM 09/02 AWS Vineland 1.62 in 0845 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter Vineland 3.1 WNW 1.60 in 0900 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Vineland 1.50 in 0151 PM 09/02 Trained Spotter ...Gloucester County... Monroe Twp. 1.8 SE 2.06 in 0730 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Washington Twp 2.1 NNW 2.05 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pitman 0.7 ENE 1.94 in 0603 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pitman 0.1 W 1.81 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Mullica Hill 1.74 in 0124 PM 09/02 CWOP Sewell 1.73 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Logan Twp. 1.67 in 0120 PM 09/02 NJWXNET Washington Township 1.65 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Logan Township 1.64 in 0123 PM 09/02 CWOP Mullica Hill 1.61 in 0120 PM 09/02 CWOP Mickleton 1.58 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Hunterdon County... Ringoes 9.73 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP Flemington 2.9 ESE 9.20 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Flemington 9.09 in 0148 PM 09/02 Trained Spotter 2.5 S Cloverhill 8.90 in 0730 AM 09/02 COOP Flemington 2.3 E 8.90 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Flemington 1.9 SE 8.77 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Flemington 0.3 E 8.75 in 0630 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Ringoes 8.64 in 0136 PM 09/02 Trained Spotter Flemington 4.2 ESE 8.59 in 0900 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 1 SW Three Bridges 8.51 in 0923 PM 09/01 Trained Spotter Stockton 8.15 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Whitehouse Station 7.93 in 1000 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter Raritan Twp 2.4 N 7.78 in 0650 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Stockton 3.8 NNW 7.60 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bethlehem Twp 0.6 S 7.41 in 0900 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Holland Twp 2.6 NNE 7.31 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Frenchtown 0.5 N 7.10 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Ringoes 7.05 in 0840 PM 09/01 Trained Spotter Franklin Twp 0.4 W 7.04 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Flemington 3 E 6.97 in 0736 AM 09/02 COOP Readington Twp 6.78 in 0823 PM 09/01 Trained Spotter Lebanon 2.8 N 6.75 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Frenchtown 4.8 S 6.75 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Franklin Twp 3.1 WSW 6.61 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Union Twp 1.2 SW 6.56 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Ringoes 6.55 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Whitehouse Station 6.42 in 1026 PM 09/01 Broadcast Media Pittstown 6.31 in 0117 PM 09/02 CWOP Clinton 1.6 ENE 6.21 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Lebanon 3.2 SW 5.75 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Lebanon 0.5 E 5.58 in 0615 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Milford 5.45 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Milford 5.43 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Lebanon 1.8 E 5.42 in 0645 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Clinton 2.4 NNW 5.22 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Califon 0.6 NW 5.15 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS High Bridge 4.68 in 0330 AM 09/02 CWOP High Bridge 4.05 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Hackettstown 3.64 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Teetertown 3.50 in 0110 PM 09/02 RAWS Glen Gardner 3.33 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Lebanon 0.4 SE 2.93 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Milford NW 2.70 in 0129 PM 09/02 AWS ...Mercer County... Hopewell Twp. 2.4 NW 9.02 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hopewell 8.27 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hopewell Twp. 7.57 in 0120 PM 09/02 NJWXNET Pennington 0.6 ENE 7.15 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pennington 0.5 ESE 6.86 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pennington 1.7 SE 6.07 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Princeton 2.3 E 5.98 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Lawrence Township 5.92 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Ewing 5.64 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Trenton 5.60 in 1253 PM 09/02 ASOS Ewing Twp. 5.15 in 0745 AM 09/02 COCORAHS West Windsor Twp 2.6 N 4.96 in 0656 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 1.3 E Ewing 4.79 in 1230 PM 09/02 HADS Princeton 4.79 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Ewing Twp 1.6 SE 4.70 in 0630 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Lawrence Twp. 1.8 SSW 4.39 in 0745 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hopewell Twp 3.9 SE 4.07 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Mercerville 3.93 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Hamilton 3.74 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Hamilton Twp 2.3 NE 3.58 in 0640 AM 09/02 COCORAHS East Windsor Twp 1.6 W 3.57 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 1.9 NE Windsor 3.41 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP Hamilton Township 3.40 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Hamilton 3.31 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Princeton 2.75 in 0130 PM 09/02 AWS 1 SW Allentown 1.57 in 0125 PM 09/02 AWS ...Middlesex County... Carteret 9.10 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP South Plainfield 9.00 in 1200 AM 09/02 Amateur Radio New Brunswick 0.3 NE 8.30 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Middlesex 0.1 ENE 8.28 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hopelawn 8.17 in 0154 PM 09/02 Trained Spotter Highland Park 7.98 in 0610 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Woodbridge 7.96 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP Highland Park 0.4 N 7.80 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS New Brunswick 2.0 E 7.71 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Woodbridge Twp. 1 NNE 7.58 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Edison Twp 1.9 N 7.50 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS North Brunswick Twp 1.5 W 7.44 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Woodbridge 1 ESE 7.39 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS New Brunswick 1.8 E 7.07 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS New Brunswick 3 SE 7.02 in 0800 AM 09/02 COOP Kendall Park 6.92 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP New Brunswick 6.81 in 0120 PM 09/02 NJWXNET Metuchen 0.5 E 6.75 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Edison 6.52 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP South River 0.3 WSW 5.96 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Deans 5.86 in 0110 PM 09/02 RAWS South Brunswick Twp 3.1 NW 5.76 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS East Brunswick Twp 5.70 in 0639 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Sayreville 0.9 ENE 5.48 in 1211 PM 09/02 COCORAHS Old Bridge Twp. 5 NE 5.38 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS South Amboy 0.7 S 5.07 in 0810 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Old Bridge 4.77 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Sayreville 4.58 in 0124 PM 09/02 CWOP Matawan 1.1 WSW 4.56 in 0645 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 1 W Cranbury 4.47 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Plainsboro Twp 1.8 ESE 4.40 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Helmetta 0.1 NE 4.38 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 2.3 E Spotswood 4.31 in 0115 PM 09/02 HADS Jamesburg 4.06 in 0102 PM 09/02 CWOP Old Bridge 3.86 in 0121 PM 09/02 CWOP Monroe Twp 3.85 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Monmouth County... Matawan 5.18 in 1214 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter Matawan 5.01 in 0118 PM 09/02 CWOP Keyport 4.83 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Hazlet 4.35 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Middletown Twp 3.6 NW 4.00 in 0717 AM 09/02 COCORAHS N.Middletown 2.99 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Port Monmouth 2.60 in 0117 PM 09/02 CWOP Millstone Township 2.57 in 0120 PM 09/02 CWOP Upper Freehold Twp. 2.3 S 2.54 in 0830 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Clarksburg 2.51 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Colts Neck Twp 2.4 NW 2.17 in 0900 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Ocean Twp 0.8 SE 2.14 in 0653 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Freehold 3.7 SSE 2.04 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Fair Haven 2.04 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Long Branch 1.7 SSW 2.03 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Freehold 3.1 SSW 2.00 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Freehold Twp 0.3 NE 1.89 in 0702 AM 09/02 COCORAHS South Howell 1.78 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP 0.7 SW Long Branch 1.73 in 0630 AM 09/02 COOP Spring Lake Heights 1.51 in 0125 PM 09/02 AWS ...Morris County... Long Hill Twsp 7.56 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Long Hill Twp 1.8 WSW 7.34 in 0900 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Long Hill Twp 1.9 WSW 7.12 in 0720 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Chatham 6.67 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 1.3 N Pleasant Plains 6.48 in 1245 PM 09/02 IFLOWS Whippany 6.37 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Chatham 0.6 NE 6.34 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Madison 0.8 WSW 6.30 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Kinnelon 1.4 SE 6.30 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Rockaway 6.20 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Montville 6.06 in 0157 PM 09/02 Trained Spotter Butler 5.80 in 1258 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter Mount Arlington 5.64 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Randolph Twp 2.2 SE 5.52 in 0900 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Stirling 5.52 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Harding Twp 2.4 W 5.50 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Morris Twp 5.49 in 0146 PM 09/02 Trained Spotter Morris Twp. 5.44 in 0627 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Mine Hill Twp. 5.42 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Boonton 0.7 WSW 5.32 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Madison 5.32 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Parsippany-Troy Hills Twp 1. 5.30 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 1.4 NW Florham Park 5.28 in 1245 PM 09/02 IFLOWS Chester Twp ENE 5.21 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Randolph Twp. 2 E 5.16 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pequannock Twp 1.7 NW 5.13 in 0830 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Califon 5.13 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP Randolph Twp 2.2 SW 5.02 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Mendham 1.5 W 5.01 in 0845 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Washington Twp. 3.6 W 4.89 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Denville Twp 1.6 SSW 4.88 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Whippany (Memorial) 4.88 in 0130 PM 09/02 AWS 0.9 SE Boonton 4.84 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP East Hanover 4.83 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Lincoln Park 4.73 in 0115 PM 09/02 HADS 2.2 SW Denville 4.64 in 1245 PM 09/02 IFLOWS Denville Twp 0.8 N 4.61 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Denville Twp 1.5 ESE 4.58 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Long Valley 4.57 in 0125 PM 09/02 AWS Morris Plains 4.36 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Mine Hill 4.07 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Hopatcong 2.1 ENE 4.06 in 0533 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Long Valley 4.05 in 1111 AM 09/02 AWS Denville 3.99 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Randolph 3.98 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Jefferson Twp 3.1 WSW 3.88 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Succasunna 3.78 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Montville 3.78 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Hopatcong 3.76 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Ironia 3.68 in 1245 PM 09/02 HADS Boonton NW 3.21 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Roxbury Twp. 2.86 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pompton Plains 2.82 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Succasunna 2.80 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP West Wharton 2.68 in 1245 PM 09/02 IFLOWS Flanders 2.67 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Rockaway Twp 0.7 NE 2.52 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Lake Hopatcong 1.87 in 0115 PM 09/02 IFLOWS ...Ocean County... Toms River Twp 3.1 SSE 2.66 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pine Beach 0.4 NW 2.25 in 0630 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pine Beach 0.4 NW 2.24 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Lakewood Twp 2.3 NE 2.11 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Jackson Twp 4.1 NNW 1.92 in 0830 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Toms River 1.81 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Lakehurst NAS 1.80 in 0100 PM 09/02 AWOS Brick Twp. 2.4 N 1.79 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Toms River Twp 3.6 WSW 1.70 in 0715 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Herbertsville 1.69 in 0121 PM 09/02 CWOP Brielle 1.69 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Brick 1.68 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Brick Twp. 1.5 NNE 1.56 in 0900 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Point Pleasant Beach 1.50 in 0123 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Salem County... Woodstown 1.81 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 0.6 S Woodstown 1.63 in 0115 PM 09/02 HADS Pennsville 1.50 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Somerset County... Manville 10.06 in 0156 PM 09/02 Trained Spotter Hillsborough Twp 2.6 ESE 9.45 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Warren Twp 1.3 W 8.80 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hillsborough Twp. 3.5 SE 8.79 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Manville 8.70 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bridgewater Twp 3.3 NW 8.63 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Franklin Twp 3.4 NNW 8.59 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bridgewater Twp 1.5 NE 8.35 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Somerville 0.2 ENE 8.18 in 0730 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Skillman 8.17 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Bridgewater 8.13 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Bridgewater Twp 3.7 WSW 8.00 in 0710 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bridgewater Twp 3.1 SW 7.90 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bridgewater 7.76 in 0130 AM 09/02 Public 2.2 W Belle Mead 7.68 in 0115 PM 09/02 IFLOWS Green Brook Twp 7.65 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 0.8 NE Blawenburg 7.56 in 0115 PM 09/02 HADS Branchburg Twp 2.0 NE 7.54 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Franklin Twp. 4 NNW 7.52 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bound Brook 7.44 in 0115 PM 09/02 IFLOWS Green Brook 7.38 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Bedminster Twp. 2.9 ESE 7.31 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Somerset 7.26 in 1245 PM 09/02 HADS Somerville 7.20 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Bernards Twp 0.9 ENE 7.17 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Franklin Twp. 2.4 ENE 7.10 in 0740 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bernardsville 7.02 in 0149 PM 09/02 Trained Spotter 0.6 E Belle Mead 6.93 in 0115 PM 09/02 IFLOWS 3 NNW Bridgewater 6.58 in 0924 PM 09/01 Trained Spotter 1.8 W Martinsville 6.32 in 1255 PM 09/02 HADS Bernards Twp. 6.26 in 0730 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Franklin Twp 4.9 SSW 6.22 in 0711 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Somerville 5.56 in 1253 PM 09/02 ASOS Somerville 5.28 in 0115 PM 09/02 HADS Branchburg 5.22 in 1130 AM 09/02 CWOP Watchung 5.16 in 1230 PM 09/02 IFLOWS 1.4 N Far Hills 5.04 in 1245 PM 09/02 IFLOWS Far Hills 5.03 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Peapack-Gladstone 1.2 NW 4.92 in 0742 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 1.8 SE Pottersville 4.60 in 1230 PM 09/02 IFLOWS Bridgewater 4.12 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Blackwells Mills 2.05 in 0123 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Sussex County... Wallkill River Nwr 5.52 in 1256 PM 09/02 RAWS Montague Twp 2.7 WNW 4.88 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Sussex 1.3 N 4.82 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Highland Lakes 1 SW 4.76 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP Vernon Twp 2.7 SSE 4.76 in 0710 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 4 WSW Wantage Twp 4.69 in 0521 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter 0.7 SE Sussex 4.55 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP Glenwood 4.30 in 0121 PM 09/02 CWOP Andover Twp 1.7 W 4.28 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Fredon Twp 2.4 NE 4.20 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Sparta Twp 3.6 SSW 4.08 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Montague 3.90 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Sparta Twp 3.3 NW 3.85 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Branchville 3.81 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Lafayette Twp 3.74 in 0830 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter Andover 3.68 in 1254 PM 09/02 ASOS Hardyston Twp 3.2 SE 3.64 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Spart 3.60 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Blue Mountain Lakes 3.51 in 0114 PM 09/02 RAWS Sussex 3.40 in 1253 PM 09/02 ASOS Newton 0.3 W 3.23 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hopatcong 2.89 in 0122 PM 09/02 CWOP 2.1 E Barry Lakes 2.84 in 1245 PM 09/02 HADS Sparta 2.76 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Franklin 2.29 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP 1.1 NE Pellettown 1.74 in 0115 PM 09/02 HADS 0.7 NE Flatbrookville 1.68 in 0115 PM 09/02 HADS ...Warren County... Greenwich Twp 1.6 S 6.24 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Franklin Twp 1.2 S 6.08 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Stewartsville 5.92 in 0120 PM 09/02 NJWXNET Washington 5.70 in 0453 AM 09/02 Public Oxford Twp 0.6 SSW 5.28 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Washington Twp. 1.8 SE 5.26 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS White Twp 1.7 S 5.09 in 0730 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hackettstown 4.38 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Blairstown Twp 2.4 E 4.34 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Blairstown Twp 2.3 SW 4.17 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Phillipsburg 1.7 NNE 4.17 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Knowlton Twp 1.7 S 4.01 in 0835 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Broadway 3.82 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP Phillipsburg 3.75 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP Blairstown Twp 2.2 ESE 3.74 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Columbia 3.42 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Allamuchy 3.03 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Belvidere 3.01 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Pennsylvania... ...Berks County... Huffs Church 7.43 in 1200 PM 09/02 Trained Spotter 3.5 SW Earl Twp 6.92 in 0700 AM 09/02 HADS Alburtis 4.7 SW 5.93 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hopewell 5.78 in 1143 AM 09/02 RAWS Bernville 1.3 SW 5.72 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS West Lawn 5.50 in 0100 PM 09/02 Public Reading 1.0 ESE 5.38 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Wyomissing 0.3 SW 5.37 in 0900 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Sinking Spring 1.0 SSE 5.36 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Mohnton 2.8 SSW 5.26 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Reading 2.9 ESE 5.12 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Fleetwood 4.8 ESE 5.10 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Reading 3.5 SW 5.04 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Reading 1.2 SW 5.03 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS New Morgan 1.8 WNW 4.97 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Reading 4.7 WSW 4.95 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Fleetwood 2 ESE 4.86 in 0715 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Sinking Spring 4.81 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Reading 2.3 NW 4.74 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Reading 4.50 in 0654 AM 09/02 ASOS Sinking Spring 4.40 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP 1.8 W Bern Twp 4.35 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP 0.5 SW Hamburg 4.11 in 0800 AM 09/02 COOP Hamburg 4.09 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Reading 3.97 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Boyertown 3.71 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP West Lawn 3.00 in 0129 PM 09/02 AWS Oley 2.90 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Mertztown 2.78 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Lenhartsville 2.30 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Fleetwood 2.29 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Reading 1.95 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Bucks County... Newtown 8.36 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Buckingham 8.05 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Quakertown 7.96 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Quakertown 1.9 NNE 7.75 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Perkasie 7.57 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Riegelsville 9.1 SE 7.20 in 0538 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Fricks 7.02 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 1.2 NE Springtown 6.95 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP Perkasie 0.8 NE 6.85 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS East Rockhill Twp 6.80 in 0100 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter Quakertown 1.3 SW 6.47 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Chalfont 6.29 in 0120 PM 09/02 CWOP Quakertown 6.23 in 0200 AM 09/02 CWOP Sellersville 0.3 W 5.95 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Sellersville 5.89 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Newtown 5.43 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Doylestown 5.35 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Doylestown 5.19 in 1254 PM 09/02 ASOS Langhorne 3.4 NNE 5.02 in 0630 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Southampton 4.83 in 0117 PM 09/02 CWOP Newtown (George) 4.66 in 0129 PM 09/02 AWS Holland 4.59 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Warrington 4.01 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Langhorne 3.47 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP Bristol 3.02 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Washington Crossing 2.65 in 0100 PM 09/02 HADS ...Carbon County... Lake Harmony 2.4 WNW 5.66 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Jim Thorpe 5.03 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Lehighton 3.3 WSW 4.54 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Lehighton 1.3 SSE 4.51 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Palmerton 5.8 ENE 4.29 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Lehighton 1 SSW 4.28 in 0800 AM 09/02 COOP Lehighton 4.22 in 0800 AM 09/02 COOP Lehighton 3.93 in 1230 PM 09/02 HADS Lehighton 3.51 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Lake Harmony 3.50 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP 0.9 SW Blakeslee 2.48 in 0115 PM 09/02 HADS Weatherly 2.34 in 0117 PM 09/02 CWOP Jim Thorpe 2.32 in 0129 PM 09/02 AWS ...Chester County... Downington 10.10 in 0940 PM 09/01 Trained Spotter Coatesville 9.02 in 0121 PM 09/02 CWOP Chester Springs 3.2 WSW 8.77 in 0835 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Spring City 8.37 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Downingtown 1.7 NE 8.07 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Phoenixville 2.9 W 7.92 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Unionville 2.2 NE 7.53 in 0730 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Exton 1.5 WNW 7.43 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Exton 2.1 SE 7.41 in 0821 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Glenmoore 7.32 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Kennett Square 4 NNE 6.88 in 0709 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Phoenixville 6.86 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP West Chester 2 SE 6.80 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS 1 NNW East Caln Twp 6.60 in 0130 PM 09/02 AWS Northbrook 6.35 in 0101 PM 09/02 HADS 1.2 E Glenmoore 6.27 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP West Chester 6.23 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP West Whiteland Twp. 6.21 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Oxford 2.1 ENE 6.17 in 0900 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pottstown 6.09 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Downingtown 6.07 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Cochranville 5.96 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP West Grove 2.5 NNW 5.91 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS West Grove 2.6 W 5.75 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Wickerton 5.75 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS West Chester 5.70 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Malvern 5.51 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Pughtown 5.49 in 0130 PM 09/02 AWS West Grove 5.27 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP North Coventry Twp 5.21 in 0129 PM 09/02 AWS 1 ESE East Vincent Twp 5.13 in 0714 PM 09/01 CO-OP Observer West Chester 5.00 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Pottstown 4.88 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP West Chester 2.4 SSE 4.81 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS West Chester 4.80 in 0115 PM 09/02 AWOS Atglen 0.2 W 4.57 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Sadsburyville 4.53 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP Atglen 4.45 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Berwyn 4.44 in 0118 PM 09/02 CWOP Glenmoore 4.27 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP New London 4.26 in 0121 PM 09/02 CWOP West Chester 1.7 E 4.20 in 0730 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Oxford 3.96 in 0117 PM 09/02 CWOP Downingtown 3.74 in 1245 PM 09/02 HADS 1 SW Kemblesville 3.63 in 0125 PM 09/02 AWS Chads Ford 3 SW 3.56 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS South Pottstown 3.51 in 0115 PM 09/02 HADS 1 NW Thornbury Twp 3.46 in 0130 PM 09/02 AWS Westtown 3.32 in 0106 PM 09/02 CWOP West Chester 3.29 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Newtown (JHS) 3.14 in 0129 PM 09/02 URBANET Kennett Square 3.01 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Berwyn 2.92 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Kennett Square 2.60 in 0117 PM 09/02 CWOP Valley Creek Devault 2.07 in 0120 PM 09/02 DEOS2 White Clay Creek West Grove- 2.04 in 0120 PM 09/02 DEOS2 Pickering Creek Chester Spri 2.04 in 0120 PM 09/02 DEOS2 Westtown 2.02 in 0117 PM 09/02 CWOP West Branch Brandywine CRK M 2.01 in 0120 PM 09/02 DEOS2 Octoraro Creek Atglen 1.91 in 0120 PM 09/02 DEOS2 East Branch Brandywine Creek 1.90 in 0120 PM 09/02 DEOS2 Malvern 1.79 in 0125 PM 09/02 AWS Chadds Ford 1.69 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Octoraro Creek Nottingham 1.68 in 0120 PM 09/02 DEOS2 ...Delaware County... Thornton 4.00 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Media 1.4 N 3.81 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Saint Davids 3.66 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Chadds Ford Twp 3.47 in 1230 PM 09/02 HADS Media 3.1 WNW 3.45 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Upper Chichester 1.4 W 3.18 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Wayne (Radnor PW) 3.08 in 0129 PM 09/02 URBANET Wyola 2.69 in 0130 PM 09/02 URBANET Media 2.61 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Media 2.43 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Swarthmore 2.42 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Lansdowne 0.2 NNW 2.21 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Chadds Ford 1.82 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Upper Chichester 1.66 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Lehigh County... Center Valley 6.99 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP 1 SSW Ancient Oaks 6.45 in 0749 PM 09/01 Trained Spotter Neffs 5.95 in 1126 PM 09/01 Trained Spotter Slatington 6.0 WSW 5.70 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Fogelsville 5.59 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Macungie 5.52 in 0640 PM 09/01 Trained Spotter Bethlehem 1.4 WSW 5.41 in 0613 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Allentown 2.6 WNW 4.99 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Schnecksville 2.7 SW 4.66 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bethlehem 2.5 W 4.66 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Trexler 4.61 in 1143 AM 09/02 RAWS Macungie 4.53 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Schnecksville 1.7 ENE 4.35 in 0842 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Slatington 4.20 in 0116 PM 09/02 HADS Lehigh Valley Intl Airport 4.15 in 1251 PM 09/02 ASOS Coplay 0.4 W 4.11 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Germansville 3.89 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Whitehall 3.81 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Breinigsville 3.24 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Bethlehem 2.72 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP Coopersburg 1.87 in 0100 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Monroe County... Mt. Pocono 5.56 in 0653 AM 09/02 ASOS Mount Pocono 0.7 N 5.33 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Tobyhanna 5.20 in 0830 PM 09/01 Trained Spotter Saylorsburg 5.06 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Canadensis 4.97 in 0700 AM 09/02 COOP Saylorsburg 4.0 W 4.13 in 0715 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Saylorsburg 4.03 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP East Stroudsburg 3.35 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Snydersville 3.05 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Blakeslee 2.29 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Stoddartsville 2.23 in 0115 PM 09/02 HADS Pocono Manor 2.23 in 0115 PM 09/02 CWOP Pocono Pines 2.06 in 0120 PM 09/02 CWOP Kresgeville 1.58 in 0116 PM 09/02 HADS ...Montgomery County... Hatfield 8.41 in 0850 AM 09/02 CWOP Eagleville 7.70 in 1210 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter Hatfield 2 WSW 7.54 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Skippack 2.6 ESE 7.46 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Harleysville 3.9 WNW 7.45 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Royersford 7.36 in 0126 PM 09/02 CWOP Gilbertsville 7.32 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP Lansdale 7.18 in 1030 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter Hatfield 0.1 SSW 7.02 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Willow Grove 0.9 ESE 6.95 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Harleysville 2.1 SW 6.90 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Limerick 1.1 W 6.85 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Green Lane 1.7 E 6.74 in 0903 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pennsburg 1.3 ENE 6.60 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Eagleville 6.55 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Norristown (Eagleville ES) 6.35 in 0129 PM 09/02 URBANET Pennsburg 1.6 SSW 6.34 in 0730 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Willow Grove 6.32 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Lansdale 3.9 SW 6.27 in 0630 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Wyncote 6.27 in 0730 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hatboro 0.3 NW 6.24 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Harleysville 2.9 S 6.22 in 0812 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Hatboro 0.6 E 6.17 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS East Greenville 0.4 SSW 6.03 in 0730 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Lansdale 0.1 S 6.02 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pennsburg 0.5 E 5.90 in 0630 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pennsburg 2.4 SSW 5.90 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Gilbertsville 5.89 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS East Greenville 0.5 WSW 5.83 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS North Wales 1.3 WSW 5.75 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS North Wales 5.75 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS New Hanover 5.71 in 0123 PM 09/02 CWOP Worcester 5.66 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP Lansdale 3 SW 5.64 in 0900 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Ambler 0.4 NE 5.60 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS North Wales 0.4 S 5.43 in 0635 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Plymouth Meeting 2.1 NW 5.39 in 0636 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Fort Washington 5.17 in 0129 PM 09/02 CWOP Pottstown 5.11 in 1254 PM 09/02 ASOS Blue Bell 2.3 NW 4.96 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS King of Prussia 4.91 in 1200 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter King Of Prussia 0.7 NNW 4.86 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Willow Grove 4.85 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Willow Grove 4.75 in 0103 PM 09/02 CWOP Perkiomenville 4.70 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP East Norriton 4.49 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Oaks (ES) 4.30 in 0129 PM 09/02 URBANET Jenkintown 0.2 SSE 4.28 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Pottstown (HS) 4.24 in 0130 PM 09/02 AWS Bala Cynwyd 3.65 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Glenside 3.48 in 0123 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Northampton County... Bethlehem 7.50 in 1200 PM 09/02 Public Bangor 2.4 E 5.75 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Easton 4.2 W 5.50 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bethlehem 1.8 NW 5.11 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Portland 2.7 WNW 4.06 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Tatamy 4.02 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Martins Creek 3.79 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Walnutport 3.77 in 0123 PM 09/02 CWOP Plainfield Twp 3.71 in 0900 AM 09/02 Trained Spotter Martins Creek 3.57 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Nazareth 1 W 3.43 in 0700 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Bethlehem 3.22 in 0128 PM 09/02 CWOP Bethlehem 2.3 NW 3.12 in 0622 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Nazareth 2.93 in 0116 PM 09/02 CWOP Palmer Township 2.90 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP ...Philadelphia County... Philadelphia 4.7 NE 3.70 in 0530 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Rockledge SE 3.47 in 0600 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Philadelphia Northeast 3.14 in 1254 PM 09/02 ASOS Philadelphia 2.45 in 0125 PM 09/02 CWOP Philadelphia International A 2.37 in 1254 PM 09/02 ASOS Philadelphia 2.07 in 0130 PM 09/02 CWOP Philadelphia 2.1 NE 2.04 in 0800 AM 09/02 COCORAHS Philadelphia 1.92 in 0127 PM 09/02 CWOP Stenton 1.79 in 0129 PM 09/02 URBANET &&
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