Storms claim lives of mother, son; Trees snapped, power knocked out and some roads washed out
https://www.wgal.com/article/south-central-pennsylvania-severe-storms-damage/71837715

Arlington Pipeline Rupture: 100,000 Gallon Wastewater Spill Prompts Well Water Warning
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/arlington-pipeline-rupture-100-000-163023093.html

We seem to have had a lot of milk spills lately. Is milk a new comm?

Pine River police investigate plane crash
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/pine-river-police-investigate-plane-crash/ar-AA27kt9O

Small plane crash in Sullivan County, NH under investigation
https://www.mychamplainvalley.com/news/local-news/new-hampshire/small-plane-crash-in-sullivan-county-nh-under-investigation/

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

OCEAN TOWNSHIP POLICE CHIEF MICHAEL SORRENTINO & SHERIFF SHAUN GOLDEN PROVIDE UPDATE ON ROOF COLLAPSE AT BJ'S WHOLESALE CLUB

OCEAN TOWNSHIP, NJ : Ocean Township Police Chief Michael Sorrentino and Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden announced that emergency responders are on the scene of a roof collapse at BJ's Wholesale Club, located at 1904 Route 35, Ocean Township.

At approximately 11:16 am, emergency personnel were dispatched to BJs following reports of a partial roof collapse. There were 27 people inside the building at the time. Two individuals were partially entrapped but were able to free themselves and safely exit the structure.

A coordinated response involving numerous local, county, and regional emergency agencies remain on scene. Responding agencies include the Monmouth County Sheriff's Office - Office of Emergency Management (OEM), MedStar, and the Monmouth County Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Team who conducted a comprehensive search of the building, Ocean Township Police, Fire Districts 1 &2 and OEM. There were no injuries. Primary and secondary searches of the building were conducted using the Monmouth County Sheriff's Office interior drone and New Jersey Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) K-9 teams.

Ocean Township Police Chief Michael Sorrentino urged all to avoid the area while emergency operations continue.

"Our first priority was ensuring the safety of everyone at the scene while allowing emergency personnel the space they need to complete their work," said Chief Sorrentino. "We ask residents and motorists to avoid the areas of Route 35, Park Avenue, and Deal Road, particularly between Routes 18 and 35, until further notice. We also remind the public to call 911 only for life-threatening emergencies so emergency communications remain available for those who need immediate assistance."

"This incident is another reminder of how quickly severe weather can create dangerous and unpredictable conditions," said Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden. "We commend all first responders who worked with urgency under challenging circumstances. Despite the ongoing flooding and severe weather affecting our communities, all worked seamlessly together to ensure everyone was safely accounted for. Their dedication and teamwork exemplify the very best of public safety."

Monmouth County Sheriff's Office, NJ

DEVELOPING: Imminent Threat Alert Issued for New Jersey

The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for northeastern Ocean County and southeastern Monmouth County, urging residents to avoid travel as heavy thunderstorms continue to produce dangerous flooding. The warning remains in effect until 3:45 p.m.

https://www.shorenewsnetwork.com/imminent-threat-alert-issued-for-new-jersey-life-threatening-danger-in-lakewood-toms-river-ocean-county/