Burlington County tornado warning: Mount Holly sees ‘radar-indicated rotation’; check map amid latest updates from NJ
A tornado warning was sounded for Burlington County in New Jersey with a report indicating a radar-indicated rotation was seen over Mount Holly.
A tornado warning was issued for Burlington County, New Jersey on September 1 following reports of radar-indicated rotation over Mount Holly. The National Weather Service (NWS) warned Unionville, Lumberton, and Hainesport in Burlington County until 9:45 PM EDT. The meteorologist noted the potential for severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, and dangerous flying debris.
The damage from the storm could include flying debris, damage to roofs, windows, vehicles, and mobile homes. A local weather bot on X reported active tornado warnings in the area, with heavy rains and severe storms. One person questioned their safety in Browns Mills, New Jersey, while another in Southampton, NJ expressed concern.
The warning for Burlington County had expired a while after the initial issuance. Severe weather continued to impact New Jersey, with a flash flood warning issued for Glassboro, Williamstown, and Pine Hill in the early hours of September 2.
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