Wind Advisory for 15 New Jersey Counties Ends as Gusts Subside

A wind advisory for 15 counties in New Jersey has officially ended as wind gusts have decreased below the 45 MPH threshold. The advisory, which was in effect for several days, will expire at 19:00 local time today, according to the National Weather Service.

The counties affected by the advisory included Sussex, Warren, Morris, Hunterdon, Somerset, Middlesex, Monmouth, Mercer, Salem, Gloucester, Camden, Burlington, Ocean, Cumberland, and Atlantic. The National Weather Service noted that the reduction in wind speeds has prompted the cancellation of the advisory, allowing residents to return to normal activities without concern for hazardous winds.

Wind advisories are typically issued to alert communities about potentially dangerous wind conditions that can lead to downed trees, power outages, and other safety hazards. The recent advisory had raised concerns among residents and local authorities about potential disruptions to daily life and infrastructure.

As conditions stabilize, the National Weather Service encourages residents to stay informed about weather updates and to remain cautious in case of any lingering effects from the recent strong winds.

The conclusion of this wind advisory marks a return to more favorable weather conditions across New Jersey, allowing residents to engage in outdoor activities and resume their routines without the risk associated with high winds.