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Flash Flood Warnings Issued For South Jersey: See Where

Traffic along I-295 and other major highways was included as part of the risk areas.

MOORESTOWN, NJ — A flash flood warning was issued for multiple areas in South Jersey on Monday through 1:15 p.m.

Northwestern Burlington, Northwestern Camden, Northwestern Gloucester, and Northwestern Salem Counties were all included.

The potential threat to life or property could be severe, the National Weather Service said.

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Heavy rain is anticipated to fall across the I-95 corridor throughout the morning.

Small creeks, streams, urban areas, highways, streets, and other drainage and low-lying areas are especially at risk of flooding.

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The stretches of the following roads in New Jersey were also highlighted as potential high-impact regions:

  • I-295 (between mile markers 8 and 30, and between mile markers 57 and 59)
  • I-76 (between mile markers 0 and 3)
  • I-676 (between mile markers 0 and 4)
  • New Jersey Turnpike (near Exit 3 and between Exit 6 and Exit 6A)

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