Weather
Was your town hit by a tornado? NJ storm damage under review
Source: NJ 101.5 · Jul 22, 2026, 9:22 AM
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The National Weather Service is conducting a damage survey along Route 80 from Parsippany to Stanhope in Morris County to determine whether tornadoes touched down on July 21.
The inspection will confirm tornado activity and assess storm damage in the affected areas.
Key points
- National Weather Service is inspecting damage from July 21 storms in Morris County
- Survey area spans Route 80 from Parsippany to Stanhope
- Investigation will confirm whether tornadoes actually occurred
- Residents in the affected towns may have experienced tornado damage
FAQ
- What areas are being surveyed for tornado damage?
- The National Weather Service is surveying damage along Route 80 from Parsippany to Stanhope in Morris County, New Jersey.
- When did the storm that caused this damage occur?
- The storm occurred on July 21.
- What is the National Weather Service looking for?
- The survey is designed to confirm whether tornadoes actually touched down in the area during the July 21 storm event.
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