Severe weather

Storms that began on Halloween have killed at least two people, caused flooding, down trees and power lines and damaged homes from the Deep South to the Northeast

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Fri., Nov. 1, 2019

Crews from Madison Electric and Butler Municipal Power and Light work on downed power lines on Green Hill Road Friday, Nov. 1, 2019, in Madison, N.J. The borough was hit by high winds on heavy rain late the night before.

Rich Schultz Associated Press
A Lexus and a front porch is crushed by an Oak tree at a house on Green Village Road on Friday, Nov. 1, 2019, in Madison, N.J. The Borough was hit be high winds on heavy rain late last night.

Rich Schultz Associated Press
In this photo provided by the New York State Governor’s Office, a man looks from a window of a house being flooded by rising waters of the East Canada Creek, Friday, Nov. 1, 2019 in Dolgeville, N.Y. He was rescued by local police. Several hundred people were being evacuated in scattered areas around the state because of high waters.

Darren Mcgee Associated Press
In this photo provided by the New York State Governor’s Office, a man looks from a window of a house being flooded by rising waters of the East Canada Creek as police arrive in a rescue boat, Friday, Nov. 1, 2019 in Dolgeville, N.Y. Several hundred people were being evacuated in scattered areas around the state because of high waters.

Darren Mcgee Associated Press
Alex Russo, 9, stops his bike to look at a damaged home on Chelsea Court, in Thornbury Township, Pa., Friday, Nov. 1, 2019.

Jessica Griffin Associated Press
Storm damaged homes at Chelsea Court, in Glen Mills, Pa. Friday, Nov. 1 ,2019. 20 people were displaced from their homes in the middle of the night Friday after an EF-2 tornado ripped through Thornbury Township in Delaware County.

Frank Wiese Associated Press
A large Oak tree leans on the roof of a house on Green Village Road on Friday, Nov. 1, 2019, in Madison, N.J. The borough was hit by high winds on heavy rain late the night before.

Rich Schultz Associated Press
Crews from Madison Electric and Butler Municipal Power and Light work on downed power lines on Green Hill Road on Friday, Nov. 1, 2019, in Madison, N.J. The borough was hit by high winds on heavy rain late the night before.

Rich Schultz Associated Press
In this photo provided by the New York State Governor’s Office, a first responder carries a young girl to safety after she was rescued from a house being flooded by rising waters of the East Canada Creek, Friday, Nov. 1, 2019 in Dolgeville, N.Y. Several hundred people were being evacuated in scattered areas around the state because of high waters.

Darren Mcgee Associated Press