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Bergen Flood Warning Extended Into Friday Afternoon: NWS
Many areas of Bergen got more than 2 inches of rain as storms moved through New Jersey on Thursday night. A flood warning is on until 4 p.m.
BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — A flood warning is in effect for Bergen County until 4 p.m. Friday, as high waters are making roads impassable for some in the county.
More than three inches of rain fell in some parts of the county; Ridgewood had the highest reported total at 3.79 inches, National Weather Service data shows.
In Lodi, the Saddle River rose to three feet above the flood stage, the NWS said.
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Flooding is also possible for the Ramapo River.
The Pasack Brook also rose to Flood Stage 2, according to Hillsdale's Office of Emergency Management.
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There will be some scattered showers Friday and Saturday in Bergen County, the NWS said.
Here's how much rain fell in parts of the county, the NWS said:
- Ridgewood: 3.79 inches
- Wyckoff: 3.49 inches
- Fair Lawn: 3.27 inches
- Paramus: 3.01 inches
- Mahwah: 2.62 inches
- Tenafly: 2.55 inches
- Lodi: 2.24 inches
- Hasbrouck Heights: 1.99 inches
- Teterboro Airport: 1.97 inches
- Ramsey: 1.05 inches
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