Power Outage in Paterson, NJ

Trees were reported down on power lines along Stonetown Road.

A large tree and power lines were reported down, along with a few pieces of siding being reported stripped off two stores near the intersection of Trenton and Michigan Avenues.

Multiple power lines were downed across Macopin, resulting in many power outages.

Power lines were reported down along Butler Street in Pompton Lakes.

A carnival tent pole was blown down along Lenox Avenue, and a tree limb fell onto power lines along Hilltop Court in Pompton Lakes. The tree and pole were brought down due to a combination of heavy rain and strong gusty winds.

A tree was reported down off of Ryerson Avenue in Wayne. This tree also brought down power lines.

Power lines were downed by thunderstorm winds.

Power lines and trees were reported down by a Skywarn Spotter.

Trees and power lines downed.

A cluster of severe thunderstorms moved east across Northeast New Jersey. High winds downed trees and power lines.

A weakening line of thunderstorms entered Northeast New Jersey during the afternoon and early evening of the 27th. The storms were still powerful enough to down trees and power lines.

During the morning hours of Wednesday, July 11th, a strong cold front swept across northern New Jersey. As this front clashed with moist and unstable air already in place, a line of strong to severe thunderstorms rapidly moved east-southeast across portions of northeast New Jersey. The line attained a "bow-echo" structure, which produced a swath of damaging winds and small hail across portions of Passaic and Bergen Counties in New Jersey. These damaging winds toppled numerous large trees onto power lines and roadways, which resulted in scattered power outages and road closures.

As severe thunderstorms moved east across the area, they produced high winds that downed wires in Scotch Plains and wires and trees in West Milford. Power outages occurred. A house was struck by lightning in Ramsey. The amount of property damage was unknown.