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Oct 30, 2025, 10:13 PM

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Heavy rain, gusty winds and wet leaves are causing all sorts of issues around New Jersey on Thursday.

The stormy weather has caused flooding all around the state and has eroded some of the Jersey Shore’s beaches. Strong winds have also toppled trees, caused power outages and disrupted travel around the Garden State.

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News 12’s reporters have been out around the state all day checking in on the conditions.

News 12's Jim Murdoch & Tom Krosnowski on Monmouth & Ocean counties

Tree falls on a house in Roselle Park

Jim Murdoch at Tuckerton Beach

Tony Caputo in Toms River

Lauren Due on road conditions in Edison