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astronomy1 year ago

"North Jersey Schools Release Early for Eclipse Viewing"

Several North Jersey school districts are closing early on April 8 for the partial solar eclipse, which will see the moon block 90% to 95% of the sun. Peak coverage is expected at 3:24 p.m., and some districts are offering early dismissals to ensure students can safely enjoy the historic event with their families. Protective glasses, AI-projected images, and space-themed ice cream are among the measures being taken to make the eclipse experience memorable for students.

via NorthJersey.com|
#astronomy#early-dismissal#north-jersey
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Torrential Storm Triggers State of Emergency and Widespread Flooding in North Jersey"

Wayne Township in North Jersey has declared a state of emergency as major flooding is expected along the Passaic River. Residents have been warned to evacuate before streets become impassable. Governor Phil Murphy stated that the river is expected to crest around 7 p.m. and urged caution, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation. The National Weather Service echoed these warnings and advised against driving through flooded areas. Several counties have requested assistance from the state due to flooding.

via NJ.com|
#evacuation#flooding#natural-disasters
weather2 years ago

"Severe Rainstorm Causes Flooding and Power Outages in North Jersey"

A powerful rainstorm has caused major flooding and power outages in North Jersey, with some areas receiving over 5 inches of rain. Highways have been shut down, and a state of emergency has been declared in Paterson. Several rivers are cresting at minor flood stage, and power outages have been reported in multiple counties. The rain is expected to taper off by the late afternoon, but flood watches and warnings remain in place.

via NorthJersey.com|
#emergency#flooding#north-jersey
weather2 years ago

Coastal Storm Threatens New Jersey with Flooding and High Winds

North Jersey is bracing for heavy rain, with as much as 4.5 inches expected Sunday night into Monday morning, causing concerns of flooding and potential disruptions to the Monday commute. A flood watch and wind advisory are in effect, with gusts of up to 45 mph possible. Temperatures will initially be in the mid- to upper-50s before dropping sharply, potentially leading to flurries. Commuters are advised to stay updated on local conditions and avoid driving through flooded roads.

via NorthJersey.com|
#flood-warnings#north-jersey#rain
weather2 years ago

"Severe Rainfall and Flash Floods Cause Chaos in Northeastern US"

North Jersey is experiencing heavy rainfall, with over an inch of rain already fallen and up to 4 inches expected. Flooding has been reported in various areas, including Clifton and Hoboken. Governor Phil Murphy has urged caution and warned of potential flash flooding. Rainfall totals have been recorded across different counties in North Jersey.

via NorthJersey.com|
#flash-flooding#flooding#governor-phil-murphy
natural-disaster2 years ago

Wildfires continue to ravage New Jersey despite containment efforts.

A wildfire that started in a wooded area near Charlotteburg Reservoir along Route 23 in West Mildford, North Jersey, has spread 140 acres and is still zero percent contained, according to the New Jersey Forest Fire Service. Crews are working to contain the fire and have begun a backfiring operation. Route 23 and Echo Lake Road are closed in the area, and 10 structures are threatened by the blaze.

via NJ.com|
#backfiring-operation#forest-fire-service#natural-disaster
demographics2 years ago

Population Shifts: Which Counties Are Growing and Which Are Shrinking?

New Jersey's population declined by over 6,250 residents between July 2021 and July 2022, with outmigration in North Jersey being a major factor. While 11 of the state's 21 counties saw population growth, the largest counties in the northern part of the state saw significant net migratory declines. The National Association of Realtors reports that residents are leaving major population centers for less dense and more affordable areas, with Florida, Texas, and the Carolinas taking on the most domestic migrants in 2022.

via NorthJersey.com|
#census-bureau#demographics#new-jersey