The following events were reported: Flash Flood. These occurred near station USW00014734, approximately 35.324 km away, between 2021-08-22 00:00:00 and 2021-08-22 09:30:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. No significant property or crop damage was reported. Episode Narrative: Heavy rain associated with weakening Hurricane Henri caused significant flash flooding in New Jersey on the morning of August 22. Most of the flood damage was confined to the central part of the state. Rainfall amounts were as high as 4.0 to 9.5 inches. Heavy rain associated with weakening Hurricane Henri caused significant flash flooding in New Jersey on the morning of August 22. Event Narrative: US Route 46 was closed in Parsippany-Troy Hills due to flooding. Widespread and significant flash flooding occurred in Helmetta. Many residents were evacuated from their homes by boat. Numerous roads in the town were inundated. Numerous roads were closed and vehicles were stuck in the flood waters in South River. Minor flooding occurred along Lawrence Brook on the border between New Brunswick and East Brunswick. US Route 22 in North Plainfield was closed due to flooding. South Middlebush Road was closed at Blackwells Mills Road in Franklin Township due to flooding. NJ Route 36 was closed in part of Middletown Township and Highlands due to flooding. NJ Route 18 was closed at Cranbury Road in East Brunswick Township due to flooding. US Route 1 in Edison Township was closed due to flooding. Jersey Avenue in New Brunswick and North Brunswick Township was closed due to flooding. Widespread and significant flash flooding occurred in Spotswood. Many roads were closed including Old Stage Road at Summerhill Road. Flash flooding occurred on the Garden State Parkway southbound, north of Interchange 123 in Sayreville. Widespread and significant flash flooding occurred in Milltown. Numerous roads were closed. Vehicles were submerged in the flood waters. A business and several houses were damaged. Widespread and significant flash flooding occurred in Manalapan Township and in Englishtown. Numerous roads in Manalapan Township were closed including Spotswood-Englishtown Road, Wilson Avenue, Sobechko Road, Union Hill Road and Conmack Lane. Main Street in Englishtown was closed due to flooding. Widespread and significant flash flooding occurred in Cranbury Township. Numerous roadways were inundated and there were several water rescues. Brainerd Lake overflowed its banks, closing Main Street. A water rescue took place on Old Trenton Road. Widespread and significant flash flooding occurred in Jamesburg. Homes and businesses were severely damaged by the flood waters. Many roads were inundated and numerous water rescues took place. Some of the worst of the flooding occurred along Forsgate Drive in the area of Railroad Avenue. Homes near Manalapan Brook were evacuated. Widespread flash flooding occurred in South Brunswick Township. US Route 130 was closed between Georges Road and Deans Rhode Hall Road. A water rescue took place on Ridge Road. US Route 1 was closed at Raymond Road. Herrod Boulevard was closed with vehicles stranded in the flood waters, requiring several water rescues. Widespread and significant flash flooding occurred in Monroe Township. About 95 houses in the Rossmoor development were impacted by the flood waters, with many of the structures sustaining quite a bit of damage. Numerous roads in the township were closed and many vehicles were stranded in the flood waters. A section of NJ Route 33 to the east of Applegarth Road was closed.