Mullica Hill tornado and other storm damage reported in New Jersey

Tropical Rainstorm Ida caused damage across New Jersey as it raced north through the state, bringing tornadoes, flooding, and heavy rain. Some areas are seeing up to 8 inches of rain from the former hurricane.

A confirmed "large and extremely dangerous" tornado was seen over Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, and Woodbury, New Jersey. The National Weather Service said that shortly after 7 p.m. a tornado was spotted in the Burlington area of New Jersey getting ready to cross into southern Bucks County, Pennsylvania. 

A "devastating tornado" hit the Mullica Hill community in Gloucester County, New Jersey. Gov. Phil Murphy tweeted: "We're closely monitoring the situation and will do whatever is needed to support the response & recovery in the days ahead." He later declared a state of emergency in the entire state.

People have been posting dramatic images on social media of the storm.

Please note that FOX5NY has not been able to independently validate all of the social media posts in this breaking news story.

User @PearlGabel posted flash flooding videos from Lambertville, New Jersey.

User @nazlizeynepn posted some video of flooding on a highway in Edison, New Jersey.

A reporter who covers the Philadelphia Eagles posted a photo of the damage in Mullica Hill as night fell.

Twitter user @jjbowen89 posted this video of what the user described as a tornado on the ground in Mullica Hill, New Jersey.

User @Steveroth21 shoed a home in Mullica Hill that appeared to be ripped apart.

User @jimmydssugarbby said that a possible tornado passed through Wenonah, New Jersey.  They showed video of trees down outside of their home.

The Neptune Township Police Department in New Jersey warned that downed power lines had forced the closure of Green Grove Rd. between RT 66 and Jumping Brook Road.

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