Isaias

Over 1.3 million New Jerseyans lost power on August 4, 2020, as Tropical Storm Isaias brought intense wind, rain, and tornadoes to the Garden State.

JCP&L has resisted calls to have it reimburse people for lost food or medicine.

Federal officials recommend after four hours without power, throw out refrigerated perishable food such as meat, poultry, fish, eggs and leftovers.

A State Police trooper was trapped Thursday night when a utility pole accidentally fell on his vehicle.

The tornado's 100 mph winds flipped over a tractor trailer and ripped the roof off several houses, according to the National Weather Service.

Robbinsville Mayor Dave Fried has a front-row seat to the darkest show in the state.

With power outages lasting days past the tropical storm, communities are offering spots to recharge phones and other devices, and get a break from the summer heat.

Thursday's update now shows an 85% chance of this season being above normal, with a much higher potential of being classified "extremely active," and possibly the third-most active season since 2005.

The storm with its heavy rain and gusty wind of up to 70 mph is long gone but its effects are still apparent with the fleet of utility bucket trucks and the buzz of chain saws across the state.

In another case a family ran the generator in their garage sending carbon monoxide into the house.