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Hazardous Weather Outlook For Hudson And Bergen County Includes Possible Flooding

The biggest threat to Hudson and Bergen on Tuesday night is wind gusts, the NWS says.

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There is a possibility of severe flooding, the NWS says.
There is a possibility of severe flooding, the NWS says. (Rachel Nunes/Patch)

HOBOKEN, NJ — The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for Hudson, Bergen, Essex, Passaic, and Union counties for Tuesday evening.

They said the biggest threats are wind gusts and flooding, with an "isolated" tornado possible.

See where the storms are on the radar right now.

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Over the weekend, a man was reportedly struck by lightning in his garage in North Jersey, and a funnel cloud was spotted in Somerset County.

The outlook said:

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"There is an isolated severe and flash flood threat with thunderstorms late this afternoon and evening. The primary severe threat is damaging winds."

See the full forecast, watches, and warnings here.

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