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No Power Outages Reported In Livingston After Storm Passes In NJ
Heavy rains were still in the forecast for Monday across much of New Jersey, including Livingston.
LIVINGSTON, NJ — The power was working in Livingston on Monday morning after Tropical Storm Henri passed through New Jersey, PSE&G and JCP&L reported.
On Sunday, the storm didn’t have the power that some forecasters predicted. But some Essex County municipalities, such as Newark, saw serious flooding from the rainfall that came with it.
Rain is also expected Monday, but forecasters say skies should be clear on Tuesday – although the humidity will be high. See the local weather forecast for the week here.
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Neither PSE&G or JCP&L reported any significant outages in Livingston on their online maps Monday morning.
As #Henri moves through our area bringing heavy rain and the potential for tropical storm winds, please remember to report outages to us ASAP. We have a full complement of crews ready to respond when conditions are safe enough to do so. #PSEGStorm pic.twitter.com/MfmmPtJoZH
— PSE&G (@PSEGdelivers) August 22, 2021
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