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Deadly Storm Slams New Jersey, Hard-Hit Town Cancels 4th of July Celebration
- A severe thunderstorm swept through Central Jersey on the night of July 3, resulting in fatalities, extensive damage, and widespread power outages.
- The severe storms developed through the afternoon, fueled by strong winds and hail, and triggered warnings across New Jersey and nearby New York areas.
- Several communities in central New Jersey experienced significant damage from the storms, with fallen trees obstructing roadways and power lines, leading to temporary closures of transit services.
- More than 68,000 customers lost power in New Jersey and New York, and Governor Murphy confirmed three deaths, urging residents to avoid downed trees and power lines.
- As a result, officials declared states of emergency in affected towns and canceled Fourth of July celebrations, prioritizing recovery and public safety.
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