The following events were reported: Flash Flood. These occurred near station USW00014734, approximately 18.9308 km away, between 2018-08-11 06:40:00 and 2018-08-11 20:30:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 3200000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A stalled stationary boundary within a very moist airmass provided a focusing mechanism for several rounds of heavy rain that resulted in widespread flash flooding across northeast New Jersey. The Caldwell, NJ ASOS recorded 4.92 inches of rain, and multiple other stations across northeast New Jersey received between 2.5 inches and 4 inches of precipitation. The Little Falls area of Passaic County was particularly hard hit when rising water from the Peckman River swept away numerous cars from the Route 46 Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge dealership. A stalled stationary boundary within a very moist airmass provided a focusing mechanism for several rounds of heavy rain that resulted in widespread flash flooding across northeast New Jersey. Event Narrative: Widespread flooding reported across the town of Fanwood, including two water rescues from vehicles. Widespread flooding was reported across the town of Scotch Plains, including two water rescues from vehicles. Frank E. Rogers Boulevard was under water near the PATH station in Harrison. Manhole covers were being pushed up resulting in flash flooding on Danforth Avenue in Jersey City. The intersection of Gina Marie Court and Lake Drive East was flooded and impassable in Packanack Lake. The intersection of Bloomfield Avenue and Ryerson Avenue in Caldwell was closed due to flooding. I-80 flooded in both directions at Exit 59 (Market Street) in Paterson. Flooding closed all lanes on US 46 westbound at NJ 20 in Clifton. Route 46 flooded in both directions west of Piaget Avenue in Clifton. Flash flooding reported throughout the town of Verona. Flooding on US 46 closed all lanes in both directions at Union Boulevard (NJ 62) in Totowa. All lanes of US 46 closed in both directions due to flooding east of McBride Avenue in Little Falls. The Peckman River at Verona rose above its flood stage of 3.5 feet at 4:50pm EDT. The river continued to rise above its moderate flood stage of 4.0 feet (4:55pm EDT) and major flood stage of 5.0 feet (5:10pm EDT) before cresting at a height of 6.36 feet at 5:35pm EDT. The river fell back below flood stage at 6:50pm EDT. The crest of 6.36 feet was within about 0.2 feet of the record crest at this location of 6.6 feet. The Third River at Bloomfield rose above its flood stage of 6.0 feet at 6:40pm EDT, crested at a height of 7.15 feet at 7:40pm EDT, then fell back below flood stage at 9:30pm EDT. Flooding from the Peckman River impacted the Party City and Best Buy shopping centers as well as the Planet Fitness gym in Woodland Park. Cars were underwater in the Best Buy parking lot. Overall, approximately 210 homes, 70 businesses, and 22 parked cars were impacted by flooding in Woodland Park. Flash flooding inundated portions of the Montclair Film Festival at 505 Bloomfield Avenue in Montclair. Both the cinema and education center were damaged when the current forced open doors to the building. Route 3 was closed in both directions at the Garden State Parkway due to flooding in Clifton. In addition, the Garden State Parkway was flooded southbound at NJ 3 (Exit 153). Multiple cars parked at the Route 46 Chrysler Jeep Dodge dealer along the Peckman River in Little Falls were swept into the river when it flooded.||Media reports later indicated that a total of 42 cars were swept away from the Chrysler Jeep Dodge dealership and that an additional 200 cars were damaged due to the flooding at the McGuire Buick dealership next door. Overall, approximately 190 homes and numerous vehicles were impacted by flood waters in Little Falls, with 32 homes deemed uninhabitable. All of the uninhabitable homes were located in the Jackson Park area.