Photo: Twitter account of @ThunderThoden / Courtesy
Several tornadoes were sighted this Wednesday afternoon by the citizens of Mullica Hill in Gloucester County, New Jersey. The inhabitants managed to capture on videos when the typhoon formed and made its way through trees, vehicles and mountains. So far, there have been no injuries or injuries from the meteorological phenomenon.
The Philadelphia National Weather Service confirmed the formation of a tornado nearby of the city of Burlighton, in New Jersey. Also, warned everyone in the area to move to a safe area .
Live footage from Burlington, NJ. Tornado passing Burlington Bristol Bridge. #Twister # hurricanida pic.twitter. com / ipJ4rbYGQt
– Cole Pisa (@colefurd)
September 1, 2021
Ida’s passage through the country left climatological remnants resulting in heavy rains, flooding, and possible tornado formations in states near Mississippi, New Orleans, and New Jersey.
JUST IN 🚨 Massive tornado 🎥 by @ ThunderThoden location: Mullica Hill, NJ.
– Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) September 1, 1200
Confirmed Tornado in the Burlington area getting ready to cross into Southern Bucks County. If you are in this warning, take cover now! For the latest info: https://t.co/LgidMYSCqN
– NWS Mount Holly (@NWS_MountHolly) September 1, 2021
The tornado sighted in Mullica Hill destroyed a large number of houses and vehicles as it passed through the area. In a video, you can perfectly see a house reduced to rubble caused by the cyclone .
JUST IN 🚨 Multiple houses completely destroyed after massive tornado in Mullica Hill, NJ pic.twitter.com/djC9KID1ur
– Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper)
September 1, 2021
For his part, the governor of New Jersey, Phil Murphy recommended via Twitter to all citizens of the state to be prevented due to possible tornadoes, heavy rains or floods .
Heavy rain is falling across New Jersey – with the potential for flash flooding.
⚠️Never drive through flooded areas
🚧Obey traffic barriers 🚙Turn around, don’t drown
🚫Stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary
📻Stay tuned to local weather
🤳Stay updated: @ ReadyNJ pic.twitter.com/SqHvcEqMyu
– Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) September 2, 2021