Sunday July 5, 2009 while at the Manasquan Beach with my family at around 3 o'clock a funnel appeared on the sand in the area behind GeeGee's right over the beach where the jetty is. It caused a large beach umbrella, hats, books and other personal belongings to fly up and out to sea resembling confetti at a ticker tape parade. The winds were quessed to be at or greater than 70 miles per hour by lifeguards who witnessed the event. It was briefly frightening but soon turned entertaining in that the umbrella that sailed in the air like a helium balloon that had gotten away from a child finally land in the ocean far enough from harms way of swimmers. A round of applauds erupted in great relief when its descent into the ocean meant no one could get hurt. When I returned home from vacation I searched for a report on the event and was surprised that it didn't make front page news in a local paper there. People who where there shared in a magnificent event.
Records indicate that an F1 tornado hit in or near Freehold on August 10, 1952. Tornadoes can strike anywhere in New Jersey.
Not since official records began in 1950, however it is very possible for one to hit. A weak tornado tracked not far from the community in 1989 and relatively strong tornadoes have struck other parts of the county.
Usually, yes.
2007
The Lakers swept the NJ Nets, winning the last game in NJ
Yes. The entire state of New Jersey was hit.
There were two tornadoes in Rahway on September 7, 1998.
NJ. is in the eastern time zone, and Illinois is in the central time zone, a 1 hour difference.
what did NJ look like in the olden days
* jersey city baby
Not me but someone did probly
The next time they will be in the NY and NJ area is May I believe.