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Thunderstorms, Flooding, ‘Damaging Wind’ and ‘Isolated Tornado’ on Tap for Tuesday

Source: Jersey City Times · Jul 21, 2026, 6:59 AM

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New Jersey residents should prepare for severe weather on Tuesday, with the National Weather Service and AccuWeather forecasting thunderstorms, significant rainfall, and damaging winds.

The day could bring approximately half an inch of rain, with thunderstorms likely developing after 5 p.m. and potentially continuing overnight, followed by an additional three-quarters of an inch of precipitation.

AccuWeather has also included the possibility of an isolated tornado in its forecast, emphasizing the potentially hazardous conditions throughout the day.

Key points

  • Severe thunderstorms expected to begin after 5 p.m. Tuesday and continue through the night
  • Half inch of rainfall possible through Tuesday with additional three-quarters inch expected overnight
  • Damaging winds forecasted alongside storm system
  • Isolated tornado possibility included in AccuWeather forecast
  • Residents advised to monitor weather updates from National Weather Service

FAQ

When will thunderstorms arrive on Tuesday?
Thunderstorms are likely to begin after 5 p.m. Tuesday evening and could continue through the night.
How much rain is expected?
Approximately half an inch of rainfall is possible through Tuesday, with an additional three-quarters of an inch of precipitation expected overnight.
What are the main weather threats?
The primary threats include thunderstorms, damaging winds, flooding, and an isolated tornado possibility according to AccuWeather.

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