WILDWOOD, NJ – (Via Watch the Tram Car Please) Already suffering from a huge hit in spring tourism, the New Jersey seaside communities of the Wildwoods and Cape May suffered major damage in today’s passing storm. There is not yet a confirmation of a tornado by the National Weather Service.

The damage was documented today by Watch the Tram Car Please, a Facebook page that covers the Cape May tourism industry. Check out their page for more photos and videos.

The Wildwood, NJ Boardwalk today damaged by high winds or a possible tornado. [Make sure to like our page for more storm photos]Photo by Carl Franklin Schmoyer III

Posted by Watch The Tramcar Please on Monday, April 13, 2020

Breaking News from Cape May. The roof of Congress Hall damaged by the high winds today. Photo by C.Hedstrom. [Make sure to like our page for more storm photos]
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