Unbelievable videos show cars swept away by the New Jersey flash flooding on Saturday and piling on top of each other as bystanders watched. The Facebook and YouTube videos below show Wayne and little Falls. More bad weather is expected after big storms hit New Jersey this weekend, flooding roads throughout the state, causing more than 8,000 to lose power and causing a wall to collapse near an apartment complex. Read more: Read more: NJ Wall Collapses, Floods, 8K Lose Power As More Storms Possible Crews had to rescue people from stores because of the flooding, according to News12, and the videos show cars from a Chrysler Jeep Dodge dealer floating down the Peckman River and into a bridge. Route 46 was even shut down.<doc-sep>Flash flooding in New Jersey this weekend made cars on a dealership lot float away like unmanned boats on a raging river. About a dozen cars floated away from the Route 46 Chrysler Jeep Dodge in Little Falls, some with sticker prices visible on the windshield, down the Peckman River in New Jersey's Passaic County, according to nj.com. A video was posted to Facebook Saturday night that nj.com said was taken from an overpass on NJ's Route 46. Cars " can be seen floating swiftly down the rushing brown waters as onlookers stood on the bridge and watched in shock," nj.com reported. The area of Caldwell, New Jersey received about 5 inches of rain on Saturday before 8 p.m. the National Weather Service reported. It's upstream from Little Falls, where the car dealership is located. Flash flood watches had been posted in the area throughout the day as a drenching system moved through the area. The heavy rain in a short period of time turned the area under the Route 46 overpass into a raging river, taking the cars, including SUVs, and floating them down the river like boats without a captain. "A rushing torrent of muddy water during Saturday's rainstorm sent vehicles floating and crashing into one another at a Route 46 dealership in Little Falls," reported the Garfield Daily Voice. The National Weather Service has a River Flood warning in effect Sunday for the Passaic River, saying it will continue to rise Sunday to 20 feet (flood stage is 19 feet.)<doc-sep>Almost a dozen cars were sent floating away in Little Falls, N.J. after a dealership was flooded by a storm swelled river on Saturday As much as five inches of rain had fallen in the area, causing flash flooding. It happened at the Chrysler Jeep Dodge Dealership of Little Falls on Route 46. The dealership sits near the Peckman River in Passaic County. A video posted on Facebook by Miguel Galo showed at least of the vehicles still had a price sticker on the windshield and American flags on the top, as it bounced off other cars and slammed into an overpass. Route 46 was closed in both directions for hours because of the flash flooding. Advertisement Wild storms caused road closures and flooding across northern New Jersey on Saturday.<doc-sep>Cars tossed like toys following heavy rain in New Jersey As the northeast battled heavy rain, residents in Little Falls, New Jersey, saw quite the show at a local car dealership. Incredible video shows cars being tossed into the Peckman River like toys after the weekend rainfall. Heavy thunderstorms swept through the area Saturday and dropped around 5 inches of rain, which caused water to back up quickly. The Chrysler Jeep Dodge dealership of Little Falls sits near the Peckman River and, as flood waters rose, cars were submerged. Some were swept into the river. A tow company owner tells CNN more than a dozen vehicles were removed from the water by Sunday morning. As the northeast battled heavy rain, residents in Little Falls, New Jersey, saw quite the show at a local car dealership. Advertisement Incredible video shows cars being tossed into the Peckman River like toys after the weekend rainfall. Heavy thunderstorms swept through the area Saturday and dropped around 5 inches of rain, which caused water to back up quickly. The Chrysler Jeep Dodge dealership of Little Falls sits near the Peckman River and, as flood waters rose, cars were submerged. Some were swept into the river. A tow company owner tells CNN more than a dozen vehicles were removed from the water by Sunday morning.<doc-sep>
UPDATE: Here's how much rain fell in New Jersey during the storms Nearly a dozen cars from a dealership bounced off each other like a boardwalk game of bumper boats, as a flash flood overtook the Peckman River in Passaic County on Saturday evening. In a video posted to Facebook, taken from an overpass on Route 46, cars -- some with their sticker prices still visible on the windshield -- can be seen floating swiftly down the rushing brown waters as onlookers stood on the bridge and watched in shock. Posted by Miguel Galo on Saturday, August 11, 2018 Flash flood warnings had been issued throughout large portions of New Jersey on Saturday and North Jersey -- particularly Passaic County -- seemed to be the hardest hit. Just under five inches of rain fell in Caldwell before 8 p.m. Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. Caldwell is about 5.5 miles south of Little Falls, where the dealership's cars were swept away. Flood waters appeared to travel downstream from the harder hit areas, bringing a raging river to the overpass by Route 46 Chrysler, Jeep Dodge. The dealership can be seen in the background as a dozen vehicles -- mostly SUVs -- float easily, and swiftly down the Peckman River, crashing into each other and piling up at the edge of the bridge. There were also reports of numerous cars stranded in parking lots and roads along Route 46 near the Best Buy parking lot. Jessica Beym may be reached at jbeym@njadvancemedia. Follow her on Twitter @jessbeym. Find NJ.com on Facebook.