Warren storm history

One hundred and thirteen homes were destroyed or damaged by the flooding associated with the remnants of Lee in Warren County. About 50 people were evacuated from flood waters. Two homes were destroyed by flooding induced landslides in Liberty Township in Mountain Lake along Lewi…

Both the Musconetcong and Paulinskill Rivers flooded. The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area was closed through Labor Day Weekend (September 5th). The Delaware River at Tocks Island had moderate flooding and was above its 21 foot flood stage from 1018 p.m. EDT on the 28t…

The heavy rain caused several creeks and streams to flood in Warren County and forced the closure of eighteen major roadways. Even westbound Interstate 80 was closed in Knowlton Township because of a rockslide. There was one minor accident when this occurred. In Blairstown both t…

Based on CoCoRaHS reports and automated stations, a few hundredths of an inch of ice accretion occurred. The highest liquid precipitation amount was 0.05 in Blairstown Township and Frelinghuysen Township.

Snow and sleet totals ranged from 1-2. The highest report was 2.1 from Blairstown Township. A light glaze of freezing rain/freezing drizzle was also reported in some areas across the county.

Snowfall totals ranged from 5-6. The highest report was 7.0 from Liberty Township.

Light snowfall, sleet, and a glaze of ice occurred. Snowfall totals ranged from around 0.5-2. The highest snowfall report was 2.2 from Blairstown Township. No ice measurement reports were received, but nearby reports indicate a few hundredths of accretion likely occurred.

Dense fog was reported for several hours at Pennridge Airport and Lehigh Valley International Airport.

Dense fog was reported for several hours at Sussex Airport, Pennridge Airport, Quakertown Airport and Lehigh Valley International Airport.

The heat index at Lehigh Valley International Airport reached 105 degrees, at Quakertown and Pennridge Airports it reached 108 degrees, and at Morristown Airport it reached 107 degrees.

Trees and wires down in Blairstown Twp. Time estimated from radar.

Trees down on wires blocking roadway along Ridgeway Avenue. Time estimated from radar.

A trained spotter reported Pohatcong creek overflowing its banks onto roadways.

Road were closed in Phillipsburg due to flash flooding.

Trained spotter sent in report of 62 MPH gust recorded on a personal weather station.

Trees down across Phillipsburg. Time estimated from radar.

Multiple trees and wires blown down in Jenny Jump State Park.

Old Mine Road near Poxono boat launch was closed due to trees blown into wires and blocking the roadway.

A few photos were relayed of damage to trees and a couple signs blown down in and near Hackettstown. A gas station sign was blown down in downtown at Valentine Street and Main Street. Several trees sustained damage near Crane Road and Willow Grove Street.

A wintry mix of freezing rain, snow, and sleet occurred. A light glaze of ice was reported. Snow and sleet amounts up to 1 were reported. The greatest freezing rain measurement received was 0.05 in Frelinghuysen Twp. The greatest snow and sleet total was 1.2 in Stewartsville and …

Surrounding reports and temperatures indicate a light glaze of ice occurred, as well as a dusting of sleet and snow. No freezing rain measurements were received, however surrounding reports suggest ice amounts were less than 0.1. CoCoRaHS reports mention freezing rain.

A wintry mix of snow, sleet, and some freezing rain occurred. The greatest snow and sleet report was 2.0 in Blairstown. No freezing rain measurements were received, however surrounding reports indicate around 0.1 or less occurred across the county.

A wintry mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain occurred. The greatest snow and sleet total was 0.7 in Bethel. No freezing rain measurements were received, though surrounding observations suggest less than 0.1 occurred.

A light glaze of ice occurred across the county. The highest reported measurement was 0.01 from Marksboro.

Light to moderate snowfall with totals ranging from 3-6 occurred Warren County. The higher amounts closer to 5-6 occurred in the higher elevations, and 3-4 occurred in the lower elevations The highest report was 6.2 from Hackettstown.

Moderate snowfall accumulations occurred with totals ranging from around 4-5 across much of the county. The highest snowfall report was 5.0 in Hackettstown.

Snowfall amounts ranged from around a dusting to 1 at lower elevations to 2-3 across the higher elevations. 3.0 was reported in Hardwick Twp.

Around 1 inch fell at lower elevations across the county, with as much as 3-4 inches across the higher elevations. 4.0 was reported in White Township.

Dense fog was observed for several hours at Sussex Airport and Morristown Municipal Airport.

A few trees down near Hardwick Township. Time estimated from radar.

Downed tree at the intersection of Butler Rd and Sunset Lake Rd. Time estimated from radar.

Multiple roads in Blairstown were closed due to flooding.

Several trees and wires down around Blairstown. Time estimated from radar.

Report of several trees and wires down around Hope. Time estimated from radar.

Downed tree on NJ 94 in both directions North of CR 661/Ramsey Rd in Fredon Twp. Time estimated from radar.

Tree down crossing roadway. Time estimated from radar.

NJ DOT - STMC: Downed tree on US 46 westbound West of CR 519/Bridgeville Rd (White Twp) 1 Right lane of 2 lanes closed. Time estimated from radar.

Several trees down and a measured wind gust to 59 mph. Time estimated from radar.