State of Emergency Declared in NJ Ahead of Coastal Storm
State of Emergency Declared in NJ Ahead of Coastal Storm
US · Published Oct 11, 2025
New Jersey declares a state of emergency due to an approaching nor'easter.
The storm is expected to bring significant coastal flooding, high winds, and heavy rainfall.
Residents are urged to avoid travel and follow evacuation orders if issued to ensure safety.
Nor'easter brings coastal flooding, high winds
A state of emergency has been declared in New Jersey as a potent nor'easter bears down on the region, poised to unleash significant coastal flooding from Sunday through Monday. The approaching storm is anticipated to generate formidable waves reaching 12 to 15 feet, coupled with tides surging 2 to 4 feet above their typical levels. Furthermore, residents can expect forceful wind gusts peaking at 60 mph and rainfall accumulations ranging from 3 to 5 inches.
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