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Cold/Wind Chill in Cumberland, New Jersey

Cold/Wind Chill January 4, 2018 · Cumberland, New Jersey

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Death

What the National Weather Service wrote

A man was found dead from exposure to the cold.

The wider storm

An area of low pressure tracked up the east coast interacting with a cold front which lead to rapid development of a winter storm across the state. This storm quickly moved out by the 5th. However, snowfall accumulations and gusty winds occurred with the storm. Blizzard conditions occurred along many coastal locations. Top wind gusts were generally around 40 mph across the state but were highest in Ocean county, closer to 60 mph. Snow amounts were highest in southern and coastal New Jersey with over 6 inches, totals were only a few inches further northwest. A state of Emergency was declared during the height of the storm. Several hundred vehicles were stranded and hundreds of thousands were without power at some point. Severe cold continued for the next week leading to many locations going to code blue operations and closing of the Cape May Lewes Ferry.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 727804. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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