Heavy rainfall in southwestern Connecticut overwhelmed infrastructure, causing widespread devastation in towns like Southbury and Newtown, leading to significant road closures and emergency rescues.
Chris Grillo, the police chief of Southbury, reported no injuries but emphasized the proactive measures taken by emergency services to assist those stranded in flooded vehicles.
Elizabeth Savio, a team manager at Panera Bread, recounted her experience witnessing a heroic rescue of a stranded driver amid the severe flooding, highlighting community solidarity.
The Connecticut Department of Emergency Management issued warnings about ongoing flooding risks, urging residents to avoid flooded roadways and prioritize safety through key advice 'turn around, don't drown.'
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