Morris County faces storm cleanup, heat warnings, and homicide investigations
Residents deal with debris from destructive thunderstorms while officials warn of triple-digit temperatures and seek help in recent killings.
Crews and first responders are clearing downed trees and debris across Morris County following a destructive thunderstorm. Officials urge residents to call 911 only for life-threatening emergencies as resources work to clear roads.
Dangerous heat is also expected over the holiday weekend with temperatures entering triple digits. Authorities have issued warnings and highlighted cooling centers available for those seeking relief from the high temps.
Separately, police are asking the public for information regarding a killing of a mother in a Morris County suburb. Another investigation is underway after officials found a dead body inside a burning car near Wayne Mall.
Sources
- I hope everyone is safe after this destructive thunderstorm. In Randolph, our crews and first responders are all over town working to clear debris, downed trees, etc. Many towns across Morris County a (facebook.com)
- Dangerous Temps Prompt Morris County Warning: See Cooling Centers (patch.com)
- Police Seek Public's Help With Morris Co. Suburb Slaying (patch.com)
- Wayne Local News (patch.com)