Severe thunderstorms swept through the Northeast on July 4, leaving a trail of destruction and claiming at least three lives. The storms knocked out power for thousands, particularly affecting communities in New Jersey.
- Three fatalities from Thursday's thunderstorms
- Two men killed by fallen tree
- Significant power outages reported
- Storm caused extensive property damage
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In Plainfield, two men tragically lost their lives when a tree fell on their vehicle on Myrtle Avenue. City spokeswoman Jazz Clayton-Hunt confirmed the devastating incident, highlighting the storms’ severe impact on local residents.
As the nation reflects on this tragic event, many are left wondering how to prepare for such unpredictable weather. What steps can we take to ensure safety during storms?
This tragic event raises important questions about storm preparedness. How can communities better protect themselves against such severe weather? Here are some key considerations:
- Stay informed about weather alerts and warnings.
- Have an emergency kit ready with essential supplies.
- Identify safe locations to shelter during storms.
- Regularly maintain trees and vegetation near homes.
As communities recover, it’s crucial to prioritize safety measures and stay informed. Let’s work together to build resilience against future storms.
