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A tornado warning has expired in parts of Burlington County, New Jersey. However, heavy rains on Monday caused flooding throughout the region.
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A thunder storm capable of producing a tornado was located above Tabernacle, New Jersey, according to the National Weather Service.
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The warning expired shortly before 19:30. but a flash flood alert remains for some parts of the region.
A tornado warning has expired in parts of Burlington County, New Jersey. However, a flash flood alert remains in effect for some parts of the area.
A thunder storm capable of producing a tornado has been located over Tabernacle, New Jersey, according to the National Weather Service.
The warning expired shortly before 19:30.
Martin Luther King Drive was shut down in Philadelphia from the Falls Bridge at Montgomery Drive due to flooding, the Philadelphia police tweeted.
SkyForce10 was on heavily flooded roads in southern Jersey and Lower Moreland.
Firefighters Huntingdon Valley and Bryn Athyn were sent Tuesday afternoon and evening to Lower Moreland.
At one point, authorities reported 15 vehicles in the water on Philmont Avenue and Red Lion Road in Lower Moreland. Both companies carried out 10 rescues of people trapped in their vehicles.
Two doctors who were in an ambulance stuck on a flooded road on North 19th Street and Harrison Avenue in Camden, New Jersey, were also rescued. They were not injured.
More violent storms with devastating winds, torrential rains, possible floods and possible isolated tornadoes are expected to hit our region on Wednesday.
A first alert will be in effect for the whole area Wednesday from 17h. until midnight.
Stay with the NBC10 First Alert Weather Team for the latest weather updates.
Heavy rains cause instant flooding throughout the region
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