Possible November tornado in Chesterfield after wild NJ storms

A National Weather Service survey team will head to Chesterfield in Burlington County on Friday to investigate damage from Thursday's powerful thunderstorms and determine whether a tornado touched down.

The storms came in hot and fast as they arrived in New Jersey Thursday afternoon, bringing two inches of rain in some areas, according to Chief Meteorologist Dan Zarrow.

There were three areas of tornadic rotation on radar: one just off the coast of Sandy Hook, one that moved from Delaware into Salem County, and the most significant, which likely touched down around Chesterfield in Burlington County.

A tornado in New Castle County, Delaware, has already been confirmed, with a survey team headed there Friday as well.