In neighboring New York, nearly 1 million people in the Suffolk County area were under a flash flood emergency early Monday, the weather service in New York City said.
Torrential rains turned streets into raging rivers in parts of Connecticut and New York’s Long Island ... said hundreds of homes were affected by flooding and that mudslides covered the roofs ...
The same storm system also brought torrential rain and flash flooding to Long Island early Monday, forcing multiple rescues and briefly closing parts of major highways leading to New York City.
Swaths of western Connecticut and Long Island were hit by heavy rainfall on Sunday into early Monday, leading to flash floods and rescue operations — and officials confirmed Monday that at least ...
Heavy rainfall in southwestern Connecticut triggered flash floods, prompting widespread rescue operations, while severe storms in New York City disrupted flights and train services, authorities ...
Flash flooding hit parts of western New York on Friday, August 9, as remnants of Storm Debby brought moved through the region. Footage filmed by Kaylyn Kernan shows land and streets submerged by ...
Heavy rain and flash flooding caused mass transit delays across the New York tri-state area on Tuesday, August 6. Footage posted to X by Naveen Dhaliwal shows cars driving through floodwaters on ...
Heavy rain hit New Orleans on Friday morning, prompting a flash flood warning for some parts of the city, including two interstates. More Getty The alert is expected to expire at 12:15 p.m ...
"Flash flooding of small creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets and underpasses as well as other poor drainage and low-lying areas." Locations impacted by the warning include New City ...
The National Weather Service issued an updated flash flood warning at 5:23 p.m ... Rome, Hamilton, New Hartford, New York Mills, Yorkville, Clinton, Plymouth, North Norwich, Waterville, Oriskany ...
As strong thunderstorms bring heavy rain to the tri-state area Sunday night, flash flood warnings are in effect for much of ...