While filing for federal disaster relief, acting governor Codey of New Jersey indicated that the storm caused $180 million in property damage in New Jersey, making it the second-worst rain storm in its history, after Hurricane Floyd.
During the process of requesting federal aid for a natural disaster, Governor Codey of New Jersey noted that the storm caused $180 million in losses to properties in the state, ranking as the second-deepest rainfall event in its history, surpassed only by Hurricane Floyd.