While New Jersey isn't typically considered a "tornado alley" state, tornadoes do occur, though less frequently and generally weaker than those in the Midwest. The state has experienced several notable tornado events throughout its history, often associated with strong thunderstorms and tropical weather systems. Tornadoes in New Jersey tend to be relatively short-lived and localized, causing damage that can range from minor to significant depending on the tornado's strength and the density of the affected area. The peak tornado season in New Jersey is generally from May to September.
