The following events were reported: Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00013739, approximately 27.3444 km away, between 2020-06-03 11:19:00 and 2020-06-03 19:07:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. No significant property or crop damage was reported. Episode Narrative: A derecho developed just southeast of Lake Erie during the early morning hours of June 3, 2020, then moved rapidly southeast across Pennsylvania before exiting the central New Jersey coast during the early afternoon hours, approximately 130 PM. Damaging winds in excess of 60 MPH were sporadic over western and central Pennsylvania, but as the thunderstorm complex moved into increasingly unstable air in the eastern part of the state just before noon, wind damage reports became more numerous and widespread. Most of these reports were confined within a 50-mile wide swath extending from Berks County eastward to the Philadelphia metro area, then further east to the Ocean County shoreline in New Jersey. Wind gust reports between 60 and 70 MPH were common within this swath, with some of the highest gusts as follows: 89 MPH in Beach Haven, 87 MPH in Brick (both in Ocean County), 76 MPH in Brielle (Monmouth County), and 67 MPH in Jacksonville (Burlington County). In addition to these destructive wind gusts, frequent to continuous cloud to ground lightning and heavy downpours were also reported throughout the area.||Over 112,000 power outages were reported in southern New Jersey as a result |of fallen trees on power lines. Some localities were without power for several days. ||Because this derecho moved off the coast by 200 PM, the warm afternoon sun was able to sufficiently destabilize the atmosphere for the formation of another round of severe thunderstorms over some of the same areas that experience them earlier in the day. Reported wind gusts associated with these thunderstorms generally ranged between 45 and 65 MPH, with a 65 MPH wind gust measured at the Philadelphia International Airport. The remaining thunderstorms then moved offshore by 1000 PM, which brought an end to the day's severe weather. A derecho developed just southeast of Lake Erie during the early morning hours of June 3, 2020, then moved rapidly southeast across Pennsylvania before exiting the central New Jersey coast during the early afternoon hours, approximately 130 PM. Event Narrative: Downed tree on New Jersey Turnpikd north of State Highway 73 near Moorestown. Time estimated from radar. Photo shows a large tree downed on fence near Haddon Heights. Large tree down with multipl parked cars underneath in Somerdale. Several trees and power poles downed or snapped on Center Street between Virginia Avenue and Highland Avenue in Haddon Heights. Numerous trees snapped and uprooted with some onto houses in Westmont. Several power poles toppled on Eayrestown Road near Lumberton. New Jersey Weather Net sensor site at Columbus reported a gust of 67 MPH. Several reports of power lines down in the Chesilhurst area. A measured gust of 63 knots in Moorestown. Numerous trees down blocking roadways in Willingboro. Downed tree on the New Jersey Turnpike south of Exit 5. Downed tree limbs and damage to shed and fence near Pitman. Large tree snapped from its base in Westmont. A measured gust of 56 knots at a New Jersey Weathernet sensor in Moorestown. Several large trees and limbs down throughout the Beverly area. Downed tree near the Bridle Club on Ridgewood Way. Report via social media with photo. Tree down near a home in Tabernacle. No damage reported to house. Time estimated by radar. Large, healthy tree snapped, report via social media with a photo near Shamong. A 60 MPH wind gust reported by a mesonet station on Wxunderground. A 60 MPH gust was reported in Lumberton by a trained spotter. Downed tree limbs and fencing at a residence in Blackwood. Solar panels damaged and blown off of Cold Spring Elementary School  Report via social medial, with photos. Downed power poles and wires on U.S. Highway 130 southbound near Neck Road. Multiple trees down near the intersection of State Highway 70 and Old Red Lion Road near Medford Lakes. Several reports of power lines down in the Hammonton area. Tree down in yard and dime-sized hail near Clementon. Photo from social media shows a large tree split in half and downed onto a fence in Haddon Heights. Several trees down blocking roadways in Haddonfield. Downed trees and power poles on U.S. Highway 206 south of Vincentown-Buddtown Road in Southampton Township. Power lines reported down in the Folsom area. Extensive tree damage with several trees and large branches down in Gloucester Heights. Tree down on Larchmont Boulevard towards Union Mill. Several reports of trees and wires down in Hammonton. Downed tree on Interstate 295 south of Exit 15 in Gibbstown. Tree down on a car, also landing on a section of a home, near Moorestown. No signficant damage apparent to home. Multiple trees down blocking roadways in Moorestown. Trees down near Mount Holly. Debris down on the railroad tracks along Atlantic Avenue in Somerdale. Downed tree on Interstate 295 southbound at Exit 43. Downed trees and power lines on Hainesport Road between State Highway 38 and Marne Highway in Hainesport. Large trees snapped near Cherry Hill. Tree uprooted on Cuthbert Blvd in Haddon Township. Downed tree on Interstate 76 Westbound ramp to Exit 1C in Gloucester Heights. Downed tree on New Jersey Turnpike north of State Highway 168. Trees down on homes in Essex Place near Hainesport. Multiple large trees down near and along Fish Pond Road east of Rowan University. Downed trees and power lines in the Magnolia area. Estimated gusts up to 70 MPH. Downed tree on U.S. Highway 130 southbound south of Browning Road in Pennsauken. Downed tree and wires on U.S. Highway 30 west of State Highway 41 near Barrington. |Time estimated from radar. Trees down on Memorial Lane in Hainesport. Trees uprooted near State Highway 70 and Huntington Drive near Leisuretown. Several reports of trees and power lines down in Blackwood. Downed tree on State Highway 47 near Broadway Avenue in Cherry Hill. Downed power lines on U.S. Highway 30 east of Graisbury Avenue. Several trees onto power lines on Borton Landing Road between Creek Road and Hartford Road in Moorestown. Some power poles leaning over the road. Several reports of trees and power lines down in and near Pemberton. Numerous trees and limbs down in the Somerdale area. Multiple large trees down and at least one power pole snapped in Cinniminson. Report via social media with photos. Downed tree on Interstate 295 at Exit 15. Several trees and limbs down in Marlton and Voorhees. Numerous trees down near Tabernacle. Downed trees on the New Jersey Turnpike near Exit 3 near Haddon Leigh. Spotter measured a gust of 56 KTS in Delanco. Downed traffic light on State Highway 168 at Browning Road in Bellmawr. Trees down in Delran with some on power lines and some blocking roads, including on Haines Mill Road. Tree snapped near the intersection of State Highway 70 and Medford Leas Road. A 63 knot gust measured at Delran High School  Last reading before instrument failed. Downed tree on New Jersey Turnpike southbound south of Exit 3 near Runnemeade. Several trees snapped on Pioneer Boulevard off of Woodlane Road in Westampton. Several large trees snapped in Lumberton. Tree downed near the intersection of Powell Place Road and Eldorado Driver near Leisuretown. Several downed trees and limbs in the Haddon Heights area. A 56 knot gust measured in Willingboro. Large branches down. Tree uprooted and blocking most of Bridgeboro Road near Echo Avenue. Downed tree on High Street in Mount Holly. A 51 knot gust reported by a New Jersey Weathernet sensor in Pennsauken.