Damaging winds and hail and heavy rain rocked a Toms River community. Police say they have received over 100 calls for property damage.
"It appears a tornado touched down in the area of Bay Avenue between Hooper Avenue and Vaughn Avenue," police said.
The National Weather Service have not confirmed a tornado, but say this storm is a good example of a "gustnado."
Winds were whipping between 70 to 80 mph when the storm hit Toms River, officials said.
The Action Cam was in the area of Cedar Grove Road and Donegal Court where crews were cleaning up the mess.
"I've lived here for 30 years and I've never seen anything like it here," said one resident.
Gusty thunderstorms bring down trees, knock out power in Haddon Heights, New Jersey
Toms River wasn't the only community that saw damage from Tuesday's storms.
The line of gusty thunderstorms also uprooted trees and brought down a massive power line in Haddon Heights, Camden County.
"I turned around and saw the lines coming down. The electric lines and the tree and sparks, and it's like, 'No! This is not good,'" said June Johnson.
The trees and utility pole narrowly missed Johnson's home, but not her neighbors
"We've got two holes in the ceiling, one upstairs and one downstairs, probably going to have to replace the roof," said Anthony Gallo.
Luckily, no injuries were reported in the region on Tuesday due to the storm.