Coastal storm warning in New Jersey
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill warned residents about a coastal storm expected to affect the state. While the storm is expected to be active on Wednesday and Thursday, a warning for coastal flooding, strong winds, and high waves was issued.

The storm is expected to have a pronounced impact along the Jersey Shore. Strong winds, high waves, coastal flooding, and beach erosion are likely, and in some areas trees may fall and power outages could occur.
Meteorologists are closely monitoring the system’s path on Friday and over the weekend. It was reported that if the storm moves close to the coast, strong rainfall and wind could be seen over a wider portion of New York City and New Jersey.
Governor Sherrill warns residents
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill urged residents to follow local weather forecasts and emergency alerts.
A coastal storm is expected to impact New Jersey over the next several days, with the biggest impacts coming Wednesday and Thursday.Strong winds, coastal flooding, high surf, and beach erosion are possible, especially along the Jersey Shore and tidal waterways. Some power…pic.twitter.com/tnQqnEvcZK
— Governor Mikie Sherrill (@GovSherrillNJ) September 22, 2026
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Sherrill, in his statement, called for a strict prohibition on traveling by car, insisting that electronic devices be charged and that one must not travel on water‑logged roads.
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