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The National Weather Service has verified the occurrence of at least two tornadoes that struck northern New Jersey during recent severe weather conditions. Officials continue their damage assessment efforts in the region as they gather additional data on the storm’s impact.
Survey teams remain actively engaged in examining affected areas near Parsippany-Troy Hills. The ongoing investigation aims to document the full extent of the tornadoes’ paths and determine additional details about their intensity and damage.
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