Inclement Weather Closes Hoboken’s COVID-19 Testing Site for Monday
Wind gusts up to 70 MPH and driving rains have forced Hoboken to close its COVID-19 Testing Site for Monday, April 13.
Located under the 14th Street Viaduct, the tented site has been battered by severe weather amidst a high wind warning, with more heavy storms likely rolling through later on this afternoon.
Rounds of moderate to locally heavy rain with embedded T-storms will move through the area during most of the AM and into the PM. Wind just above the surface is racing at 60-70 mph so any downpour can mix this wind down. A High Wind Warning is in effect today for most thru 6pm. pic.twitter.com/VA8mTY0tOf
— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) April 13, 2020
Hudson County also closed their mass testing site at Hudson Regional Hospital in Seacaucus.
Due to expected high winds and dangerous conditions, Hudson County’s drive-thru COVID-19 mass testing site at Hudson Regional Hospital will be closed tomorrow, Mon. 4/13. All scheduled for an appointment will be contacted and re-scheduled as swiftly as possible. pic.twitter.com/aoXebPRhAg
— Hudson County (@HudCoTweet) April 12, 2020
Unless otherwise stated, these sites will resume function tomorrow.
Symptomatic Hoboken residents in need of a COVID-19 test are instructed to call 201-420-5625 to reach the City Hall hotline.
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