New Jersey dey prepare for serious wahala! Acting Governor Tahesha Way don declare State of Emergency across all 21 counties because of dangerous nor'easter storm wey dey come. Dem expect am to hit hard on Sunday, October 12, 2025, and continue till Monday, October 13, 2025.
Wetin Dey Expect?
According to the weather people, some parts of New Jersey go see major coastal flooding, flash floods, strong winds wey go reach 60 mph, and heavy rain wey fit reach five inches. The surf go dey very high too, wey fit cause serious beach erosion.
Why Dem Declare State of Emergency?
Acting Governor Way talk say dem dey do am out of plenty caution. She wan make sure say emergency services dey ready to help anybody wey dey need am. She dey beg everybody for New Jersey to take am easy, check the weather updates, and stay off the roads unless e be very important.
Wetin You Go Do?
- Stay Informed: Visit ready.nj.gov for all the latest weather updates and safety information.
- Shore Residents: If you dey live near the beach, make sure you know your evacuation routes in case of emergency. Check https://nj.gov/njoem/plan-prepare/evacuation-routes.shtml for more information.
- General Safety: Avoid unnecessary travel. Secure loose objects around your home. Charge your phones and have emergency supplies ready.
Other East Coast Areas Dey Affected Too
No be only New Jersey dey feel the heat. This nor'easter dey cause problems from the Carolinas all the way to New England. Dem dey see heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding for plenty places.
For example, Georgetown, South Carolina, don already see nearly 10 inches of rain, and plenty motorists had to be rescued from floodwaters. Winds reach over 40 mph for Delaware, New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland and the Carolinas.
Wetin Be Nor'easter?
Nor'easter be East Coast storm wey the winds dey blow from the northeast side of the low-pressure center. Dem dey last for days and dey bring plenty wahala.
So, make una stay safe, New Jersey! This storm dey serious, so make una take am easy and follow the instructions from the authorities.