Star Ledger/NJ.com article focused on "warning fatigue"

[MGorse]

From what I remember, there was a lot of tree damage in central Burlington county, as well

as Northwest Vineland and along the Delaware River between Pennsville and Arden. These

were probably just damaging winds from the rain band that moved through, but some of

the areas had warnings on them. I saw quite a bit of roof damage in Long Branch, which

was suspicious as a Marine Warning was in effect for the adjacent waters. In any case, I

was glad to see at least one more was confirmed to show that these were not just random

warnings being issued.

And this is one of the issues. There were strong wind gusts occurring in general but some enhancement occurring with embedded low-topped convection. So it is tough to really tell if the damage was from the stronger rain bands or a brief tornado touchdown.