NWS set to survey damage after tornadoes touch down in Delaware, New Jersey

weather NWS set to survey damage after tornadoes touch down in Delaware, New Jersey The National Weather Service will survey damage Friday in New Castle County and Burlington County after tornadoes touched down Thursday. By Marcela Camargo and Brenna Weick • Published 37 minutes ago • Updated 28 minutes ago The National Weather Service is set to survey damage after tornadoes touched down Thursday in Delaware and New Jersey. Crews are expected to visit New Castle County, Delaware, and Burlington County, New Jersey, on Friday to assess the damage and determine the strength and size of the tornadoes. Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC10. WATCH HERE Here are where our survey teams are headed for tomorrow to examine damage from the storms earlier this afternoon. The full results of those surveys will be issued sometime Friday afternoon or Friday evening. #NJwx #DEwx https://t.co/7bWuetoXsU — NWS Mount Holly (@NWS_MountHolly) November 13, 2026 From downed trees and power lines to an overturned farm stand and a collapsed barn, Thursday's severe weather left a trail of damage across both states. No injuries have been reported. Strong storms brought tornadoes to Delaware and New Jersey as well as hail in the Pennsylvania suburbs. NBC10's Robert Johnson, Shaira Arias, Siobhan McGirl and Miguel Martinez-Valle report. On Thursday night, the Chesterfield Township Fire Department in Burlington County said it was aware of numerous incidents involving flooding, damaged homes and property, as well as downed trees and power lines. Multiple roadways remain closed, including: Old York Road between Route 528 and Route 545 Chesterfield-Crosswicks Road between Waln Road and Margerum Road White Pine Road between Route 545 and Route 68 Route 545 southbound between Old York Road and White Pine Road In Pennsylvania, large amounts of hail accumulated in several areas, including Delaware County. A wind shift Thursday night brought colder air into the region, with temperatures dropping into the 40s and wind gusts reaching up to 35 mph. Wind chills will make temperatures feel like they're in the 30s throughout Friday. Local Breaking news and the stories that matter to your neighborhood. First Alert Weather 2 hours ago Wet, windy and cold Friday ahead across the Philadelphia region First Alert Weather 21 hours ago Tornadoes touch down in Del. and NJ as temperatures plummet The strongest storms moved out Friday, but rain from the same weather system will continue throughout the day. The NWS is expected to release its report by Friday evening. This article tagged under: weather New Jersey Delaware