Severe thunderstorms ripped through New York and New Jersey on Saturday, toppling trees, knocking down power lines and destroying at least one building.
A blacksmith museum building and two empty animal enclosures were destroyed at Space Farms Zoo & Museum in Wantage, New Jersey.
The zoo wrote on it's Facebook page that the storm ripped the siding off buildings and damaged roofs.
No animals were hurt, the zoo said.
Thunderstorms Destroy Building at Space Farms Zoo in NJ
About 7,000 people were without power in Orange County, Orange Rockland Utility reported.
Colder weather is expected to move in after the storm, Storm Team 4 says.
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The unseasonably warm temperatures felt across the tri-state will drop sharply, with temps expected to drop to 37 degrees.
Sunday will be blustery, with winds gusting to around 30 mph, Storm Team 4 said. It will feel cold in comparison to our recent warm stretch, with temperatures close to seasonal levels.
Monday is expected to be milder, with highs in the low 50s.
Eerie #weather in #NYC. Port Bayonne cranes poking through the low level fog. @ABC7NY @LeeGoldbergABC7 @spann @JaniceHuff4ny @NBCNewYork pic.twitter.com/8f5D7iNpbj
— Sean Klipple (@Alberta_Klipple) February 25, 2017
It was warm & sunny just 2 hrs ago. Now #Brooklyn is disappearing beneath the fog. @ABC7NY @NBCNewYork #astormiscoming pic.twitter.com/0oERfQRIjZ
— Marthalie (@mmc1118) February 25, 2017