Burlington County, New Jersey under state of emergency due to flooding concerns; some voluntary evacuations encouraged
Burlington County, New Jersey, is on high alert for possible flooding due to forecasted heavy rain and strong winds. In preparation for the arriving storm, county officials have declared a state of emergency and are urging residents in flood-prone areas to voluntarily evacuate. Severe flooding is expected along the Delaware River and its tributaries, with minor flooding along the Rancocas Creek also possible. Power outages and road closures are anticipated due to downed trees and wires. An American Red Cross shelter has been opened in Delran, and residents are being encouraged to prepare disaster kits.
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