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NJFemmie · 08-28-2011, 06:59 AM

Here's an unofficial update from Burlington County, NJ: At least 39 roads in the area are closed due to flooding. The towns surrounding us that are near the Rancocas Creek are under at least 2 feet of water. We do have some water in our basement, but nothing in comparison to the towns around us. Thankfully, we live on slightly higher ground.

Some residents of PA and DE will be out of power for about 2 weeks. Delaware was hit pretty hard, as well as having devastating tornado touchdowns. In fact, the entire night was riddled with tornado warnings - certainly more than New Jersey has ever seen.

There is another band coming through soon, so the rain and winds are not over yet. Flooding will get worse and trees are in danger of coming down, as well as the possibility of more power outages.

Please stay safe. This has been a very devastating storm and it isn't over yet.

08-28-2011, 06:59 AM	#7
NJFemmie Senior Member How Do You Identify?: The original lime-twisted femme Preferred Pronoun?: I answer to most things, especially lesbian. Relationship Status: Still loving my Mare ;) Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: New Jersey Posts: 4,683 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 1,343 Thanked 11,419 Times in 2,976 Posts Rep Power: 21474855	Pretty nasty storm Here's an unofficial update from Burlington County, NJ: At least 39 roads in the area are closed due to flooding. The towns surrounding us that are near the Rancocas Creek are under at least 2 feet of water. We do have some water in our basement, but nothing in comparison to the towns around us. Thankfully, we live on slightly higher ground. Some residents of PA and DE will be out of power for about 2 weeks. Delaware was hit pretty hard, as well as having devastating tornado touchdowns. In fact, the entire night was riddled with tornado warnings - certainly more than New Jersey has ever seen. There is another band coming through soon, so the rain and winds are not over yet. Flooding will get worse and trees are in danger of coming down, as well as the possibility of more power outages. Please stay safe. This has been a very devastating storm and it isn't over yet. __________________