-NWS: One tornado may have struck the Ramtown section of Howell Township in Monmouth County, where heavy tree damage was reported and video footage appeared to show a funnel cloud in between flashes of lightning.
- Reports of a fire at the Lakewood Matzoh Bakery in Lakewood, NJ has been confirmed to be nothing more than increased smoke condition, possibly related to nearby power outages. The bakery will resume its regular operations Sunday morning at 9 a.m. (Matzav)
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- NWS: The severe weather threat has ended and all convective watches have been dropped. Breezy winds are still expected overnight, and a Wind Advisory remains in effect until 2 AM. Gusts above 45 MPH are possible.
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A Tornado warning and watch was issued for the Lakewood area until 8pm as well as issued for parts of Monmouth and Ocean County. During shalosh Seudos time a powerful wind and rain storm hit the Lakewood area.
Since it was shabbos, residents did not see the alerts on phones of a potential tornado. The weather was nice and calm before quickly getting dark as the storm clouds moved in very quickly. Itbwent from 0- 70 in a few minutes. Powerful wind gusts had knocked down trees sent debree flying and shingles flying off roofs. It was followed by a hail storm, and more rain with thunder and lightning. The storm has moved North with tornado warnings in Newark,NJ. NWS says the winds were up to 70MPH. A possible tornado may have touched down in Howell. There are trees and wired down on the roadways, led says residents should be careful.
Several non Jewish cleaners were seen furiously cleaning clothes over Shabbos to keep up with the demand for having the clothes ready for Pesach. Michshol!
ReplyDeleteLearn the halachos. You're incorrect. They may choose not to stay up all night doing it - but that's their choice.
DeleteWhich shulchan aruch is this called a michshul??
DeleteAre you suggesting we shouldn’t give our clothing to the cleaners? If it’s a goy it’s not a problem anyway.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the michshol ? They could have worked all night motzei shabbos if they wanted to . It's their business If they rather work by day. No michshol at all
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