Rare Twin Tornadoes Strike Delaware and Long Island Amid Northeast Flooding

Rare Twin Tornadoes Strike Delaware and Long Island Amid Northeast Flooding

On August 21, 2026, tornadoes hit Dover, Delaware and Atlantic Beach, Long Island at the same time — unusual for the Northeast. The same storm system spawned twisters in Queens and caused flash flooding across the New York metro area and Mid-Atlantic. Jersey City crews rescued 69 people from flooded vehicles. Nassau County and Dover both declared states of emergency.

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