At least two people were found dead following torrential rain that caused extreme flooding in western Connecticut, prompting rescue efforts and a state of emergency.
Governor Ned Lamont described the event as an 'historic storm,' urging residents in western Connecticut to remain home until flooding receded and damage was assessed.
Emergency crews successfully rescued over a dozen individuals from floodwaters, although two women were tragically swept away and later found deceased.
The Connecticut State Police played a vital role in the rescue operations, utilizing boats to access stranded individuals in areas like Kettletown State Park and Jackson Cove.
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