"Don't turn right!" screamed a woman manning a stop at Route 322 and Route 667. as first responders advised nearly all roads leading to Mullica Hill were closed. In Harrison Township, vehicles backed up on Route 322 around 7:30 p.m. Multiple residents reported wild weather conditions in social media posts, including a video that showed a funnel cloud crossing from Edgewater Park into Burlington Township near Salem Road and Handler Drive.įacebook user Tommy Gannon caught a glimpse of an apparent tornado circling over a building in Sewell. WATCH: Videos of 'monster' tornado cause damage in Mullica Hill areaĪll of South Jersey was under a tornado watch for much of Wednesday evening, according to the Westampton-based agency. The incidents occurred while a tornado warning was in effect until 7:15 p.m Wednesday. He said officials "have not confirmed whether it touched down anywhere and we have received no reports of significant damages or injuries." Specific locations for those twisters were not given.Īn observer in Florence also reported "a funnel cloud crossing the Delaware River" around 7:10 p.m., the agency said.īurlington County spokesman Dave Levinsky said, "There have been sightings of a tornado that moved through (the) area of Edgewater Park, Beverly and Burlington." The weather agency reported possible tornadoes in Wenonah at 6:27 p.m. "Hoping families are safe and please reach out if help is needed."
"We've seen some terrible destruction already," Kim tweeted. Rep Andy Kim, a Moorestown resident, tweeted around 8:15 p.m. above a video of a funnel cloud passing the Burlington-Bristol Bridge. "This tornado just ripped through our community an hour ago," U.S. Possible tornadoes also were reported in Cherry Hill and in towns near the Delaware River in Burlington County. "We're closely monitoring the situation and will do whatever is needed to support the response & recovery in the days ahead," tweeted Murphy, who was scheduled to tour the hard-hit area Thursday morning. that he had spoken with Manzo "about the devastating tornado" that hit the Gloucester County town. The National Weather Service said an apparent twister - one of several spotted across South Jersey - caused "significant damage" in the Mullica Hill area around 6:21 p.m. Watch Video: Ida to carry drenching rainfall into the Northeast
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