N.J. Nor'easter UPDATE: Flooding; Trains Resume; Roof Blows Off; Beaches Battered; Damage (Video)

A roof blew off a condominium complex, local beaches were battered, thousands were without power and other parts of New Jersey were damaged as a nor'easter plowed through on Monday and early Tuesday.

So far, more than 10,000 people were without power in the following counties: Ocean, Monmouth, Atlantic, Middlesex, Somerset, Union, Morris and Cape May.

A number of schools were delayed or canceled on Tuesday as several inches of snow, sleet and rain fell across the state, and strong winds exceeding 55 mph plagued many towns.

Read more: N.J. Snow, Rain Totals And Wind Speeds, Town-By-Town - 1/24/17

The Northeast Corridor train line between New York City and Trenton was suspended because of wires being down, but the service is back up.

In Hoboken, the parks were closed at 4 p.m. on Monday because of high winds. In Barnegat, Bayshore Drive was closed in the area of the bathing beach because of flooding. And the Griggstown Causeway in Montgomery Township is closed.

In Long Beach Island, Long Beach Boulevard has flooding in many areas - just about every passable street had some issue:

• People are actually stopping for the red light at 28th Street with water covering half their wheels or more, or even up to their door.
• Fire hydrants in front and across the street from Faria's were almost completely covered. Pickup trucks and SUVs slogging through.
• Long Beach Boulevard has been shut down in spots, and there are some fears about what could happen when the tide peaks at Manahawkin Bridge.
• Currently the tide is about 3 inches above last night's. The lights on the new gazebo at the end of 20th were flickering about 10 minutes ago and are now out due to water.

But the list of flooding incidents increased massively by Tuesday morning.

Video from The Asbury Park Press showed a roof blowing off a Long Branch condominium complex, Ocean View Towers, as wind gusts of 50 to 60 mph blew through.

Here is a list of flooding incidents:

• Flooding, NJ 71: Flooding on NJ 71 northbound at NJ 33/Corlies Av in Neptune Twp. Right lane use caution.
• Flooding, NJ 147: Flooding on NJ 147 in both directions at W Anglesea Dr in North Wildwood. All lanes closed use caution.
• Flooding, NJ 47: Flooding on NJ 47 in both directions North of CR 624/West Rio Grand Ave in Lower Twp. All lanes closed use caution.
• Flooding, US 40: Flooding on US 40 westbound CR 629/West End Av in Atlantic City. 1 lane closed use caution.
• Flooding, NJ 36: Flooding on NJ 36 in both directions South of Center St in Sea Bright. All lanes closed use caution.
• Flooding, NJ 36: Flooding on NJ 36 southbound at Bay Ave in Highlands. All lanes closed.
• Flooding, US 22: Flooding on US 22 eastbound area of CR 27/Frelinghuysen Av in Newark. Right lane and shoulder closed 10-15 minute delay.
• Flooding, NJ 36: Flooding on NJ 36 northbound South of Broadway in Middletown Twp. All lanes closed.
• Flooding, NJ 35: Flooding on NJ 35 southbound at Hazlet Av in Hazlet Twp. Right lane closed use caution.
• Flooding, NJ 35: Flooding on NJ 35 southbound area of NJ 71/H Street in Belmar. 1 lane may be closed use caution.
• Flooding, NJ 72: Flooding on NJ 72 in both directions at CR 4/Barnegat Av in Ship Bottom. 1 lane may be closed use caution.
• Flooding, US 1&9 Truck Route: Flooding on US 1&9 Truck Route northbound area of Hackensack Avenue in Kearny. Right lane closed.
• High winds, Ben Franklin Bridge: High winds on the Ben Franklin Bridge in both directions between New Jersey Side in Camden and Pennsylvania Side in Philadelphia reduce speed.
• High winds, Betsy Ross Bridge: High winds on the Betsy Ross Bridge in both directions between New Jersey Side in Pennsauken Twp and Pennsylvania Side in Philadelphia reduce speeds.
• High winds, Commodore Barry Bridge: High winds on the Commodore Barry Bridge in both directions between New Jersey Side and Pennsylvania Side in Logan Twp reduce speed.
• High winds, Walt Whitman Bridge: High winds on the Walt Whitman Bridge in both directions between New Jersey Side in Gloucester City and Pennsylvania Side in Philadelphia reduce speed.
• High winds, Outerbridge Crossing: High winds on the Outerbridge Crossing in both directions from New Jersey Side in Perth Amboy to New York Side in Staten Island , 35 MPH Speed Restrictions.
• High winds, Goethals Bridge: High winds on the Goethals Bridge in both directions from New Jersey Side in Elizabeth to New York Side in Staten Island , 35 MPH Speed Restrictions.
• Malfunctioning traffic light, NJ 35: Malfunctioning traffic light on NJ 35 in both directions at CR 635/Broadway in Point Pleasant Beach. All lanes open to traffic no cross traffic at Broadway., until further notice.
• Earlier Incident, NJ 70: Earlier Incident and Electrical Repairs on NJ 70 westbound West of Cropwell Rd in Evesham Twp. Right lane closed 5-10 minute delay.
• Utility Pole Down, NJ 23: Utility Pole Down on NJ 23 northbound North of Paterson Hamburg Tpke in West Milford Twp. Right lane closed.

The National Weather Service had issued a high-wind warning through 9 p.m. Monday, and a flood watch was in effect from 4 p.m. Monday until 5 a.m. Tuesday in Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex, Mercer, Morris and Somerset counties.

Here are more photos, videos and important notes about the storm:

Flooding remained a threat, meanwhile, particularly in Monmouth County on Monday and Tuesday morning. Police in waterfront towns, such as Aberdeen, are warning drivers to avoid flooded roadways and move away from beaches.

Read more: Monmouth County Braces for Flooding Monday

Elsewhere on Monday:

• Trees have already been knocked down by high winds in Middletown Township; Red Hill Road at Kings Highway is impassable due to a large tree downed by winds.
• Downed lines closed Leesville Road Jersey, and Jersey Central Power & Light was repairing the area around 1 p.m.
• Water was flooding streets in Point Pleasant Beach, Sea Bright and Tuckerton, and residents were asked to move vehicles - or themselves - to higher ground.
• The most power outages were in Neptune, with 300; Barnegat, 459; Manchester, 517; 500 in Westfield; and Galloway, 210.
• It is possible that the strong winds may blow down limbs, trees and power lines, which may result in isolated power outages.
• In addition to the strong winds and heavy rain, Morris, Union, Somerset, Bergen and Warren counties will also experience a wintry mix scenario.
• The heaviest rain will fall this evening with the possibility of additional sleet. A coating of 1 inch of sleet is possible, with the best chance for a coating of 1 inch toward and north of I-80.
• The main threat will end between 1 a.m. and 4 a.m. Tuesday morning, with lighter rain and occasionally mixed showers still possible through Tuesday on the tail end of the storm.

The rain and wind may have already contributed to a number of traffic problems early Monday:

• Utility Pole Down, NJ 73: A utility pole was down on NJ 73 northbound ramp to westbound NJ 38 in Maple Shade Twp. Exit ramp closed and detoured follow detour, five-to-10-minute delay.
• Downed pole, NJ 50: A downed pole was reported on NJ 50 in both directions North of CR 645/Buckhill Rd in Estell Manor. All lanes closed - use caution.

Photo: Ed Horrocks of Martell's

Photo: Long Branch Fire Department