In Lambertville, widespread devastation, at least 25 families displaced after storm
About 300 homes are still without power in Lambertville.
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Tornado’s path cut through West Windsor and a portion of Princeton
The tornado first touched down in West Windsor near the Whole Foods shopping center.
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N.J. Governor: Twenty-five residents of the state died during Tropical Storm Ida, six residents still missing
More information is expected to be released by state officials Friday.
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National Weather Service confirms it: Tornado touched down in Princeton Wednesday night
Wind speeds were up to 75 miles per hour.
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Video shows storm’s destruction along Hollow Road in Montgomery
Large chunks of pavement have been ripped off of the road.
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Two women from Belle Mead and Ringoes die in Hillsborough during flash floods
Four area residents have been confirmed dead.
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Two people die in storm In Hopewell Township, three officers barely escape rising waters after rescue attempts
The officers clung to trees for two hours until rescue crews saved them.
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Thursday evening storm update and photos: Most main arteries in and out of Princeton open again as flooding continues in some areas (updated 7:20 p.m.)
Washington Road, Alexander, Route 27, Rosedale, and Cherry Valley roads are open again.
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N.J. governor declares state of emergency as Tropical Storm Ida causes flash flooding in many areas
The state of emergency is in effect for all 21 counties.
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More than 5,000 homes without power in the Princeton region as flooding continues
Police are urging residents not to drive because of flooding and downed wires.
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Flash flood warning in effect for Princeton region until midnight, many roads already flooded
The flash flood warning is in effect unitl midnight.
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Tornado watch in effect for Princeton region until 10 p.m. Wednesday, flood watch through Thursday morning
A flash flood watch is also in effect.
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Flash flood watch in effect for the Princeton region Wednesday morning through Thursday
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a flash flood watch for Mercer, Middlesex,…
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Flood warning still in effect for Princeton region, numerous area roads closed due to the storm (updated at 7:30 a.m. Monday)
Police in several area towns are recommending that residents avoid all unnecessary travel.
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Flood watch in effect for Princeton region and beyond through Monday morning
A tropical storm warning is also in effect for Monmouth and Middlesex counties.
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Storm floods numerous roads in Princeton area (update 11:45 a.m. Friday)
Stay home if you can. Don’t drive through flooded roads.
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Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 8 p.m.
Hail and strong winds are possible.
