Severe Storm Threat Eases Across New Jersey as Tornado Watch Ends and Storms Fade by Midnight
Lightning and isolated strong gusts remain possible tonight, but forecasters say the severe threat is dropping and Sunday turns sunny.
Lightning and isolated strong gusts remain possible tonight, but forecasters say the severe threat is dropping and Sunday turns sunny.
The National Weather Service says the region faces an Enhanced Risk of severe weather, with heavy rain and tornadoes possible into the evening.
Damaging wind and isolated flooding are the main concerns Saturday, while forecasters expect improving weather by Sunday.
Forecasters say severe weather could continue through the evening, with additional warnings possible at any moment.
Saturday storms eased by evening, but forecasters say more showers, high humidity and inches of rain could return next week.
Investigators say a 53-year-old man was taken into custody after a monitored meeting arranged with a 13-year-old girl.
New York State Police say the collision happened Saturday evening in the Town of Monroe and remains under investigation.
Police say the pursuit began during a traffic stop attempt and ended when the car was disabled by spike strips and struck two vehicles.
Police say a routine stolen-car stop in Fordham Manor escalated when the driver hit an officer and another officer fired.
Authorities say the SUV driver died after a brief pursuit and head-on collision in Plymouth; another motorist was hurt and is expected to survive.