The National Weather Service shared new information about the tornado that damaged property in New Jersey and said that a gustnado formed during the storms.

UPDATE: The tornado threat in New Jersey has diminished and all of the tornado warnings have expired as of 1:30 p.m. Friday.

In an updated assessment on Monday, the twister was determined to be an EF-1, with max winds of 90 mph to 95mph.

The National Weather Service said Saturday it was investigating the possibility that a second tornado touched down in South ...

The twister touched down in Atlantic County with winds of 65 to 75 mph. Storms ripped down trees and flooded roads.

Storms packing high winds and heavy rain rolled through the Philadelphia area, impacting Pennsylvania, New Jersey and ...

A wide swath of tree damage was reported in Gloucester and Atlantic counties last Friday, from New Jersey's longest tornado ...

The EF-0 tornado generated winds of 65 to 75 mph and remained on the ground for a half-mile, the weather service said after ...

It was not a tornado, but rather a gustnado with 100-105 mph winds that brought down trees and branches in Franklinville, New ...

A small tornado touched down Friday afternoon in Atlantic County as a thunderstorm moved through the region, the National ...

The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning Friday afternoon for multiple counties in southern New Jersey as severe ...

A gustnado is a small whirlwind that forms in thunderstorm outflows, but it does not connect with any cloud-base rotation, ...