Flooded roads and power outages from Tuesday's rain are causing the delayed start and closure of some schools on Wednesday.

New Jersey 101.5 Chief Meteorologist Dan Zarrow said the heaviest of the rain will be over by sunrise on Wednesday.

Winds will still be gusting to 40 p.m., which could also lead to power outages.

Areas of flash flooding will slowly subside but the river flooding will only get worse on Wednesday as water in rivers at or near flood levels moves downstream.

Some districts that announced two hour delays early warned they could update their status based on condition Wednesday morning.

Along the Shore, oceanfront high tide will be around 6 a.m., with back bays cresting up to three hours later. Widespread minor category flooding is expected for at least that early high tide cycle.

[NOTE: Entries marked "TEST REPORT" are not actual closings.]

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