"New Jersey Braces for Severe Flooding: Evacuations, School Closures, and State of Emergency Declared"

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Forecasters have issued warnings of heavy flooding near rivers in New Jersey, leading to evacuations in some areas. In Little Falls, residents in affected areas have been instructed to evacuate and park their vehicles in safe locations. The Paterson Public School District has closed all schools for Tuesday, while nearby districts will have a delayed opening. The flood warning affects the Passaic River, as well as Morris and Somerset counties. The Raritan River is also under a warning, with severe flooding expected in the Manville area. The floods are a result of a coastal storm that brought heavy rain and strong winds to the state.
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