Heavy rainfall led to flash flooding across parts of the U.S. Northeast, particularly in New York and New Jersey. A state of emergency was declared as vehicles became stranded, subway lines were closed, and travel was advised against. Flash flood warnings were issued, and significant impacts were felt on public transportation services. Residents were urged to remain indoors and avoid unnecessary travel, especially in affected areas. Emergency services were engaged in rescuing individuals trapped in vehicles, as flooding rendered key roadways unusable and subway services significantly delayed.
Heavy rain inundated parts of New York and New Jersey, causing flash flooding that stranded vehicles, closed subway lines, and led to a state of emergency declaration.
Governor Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency in New Jersey. Residents were advised to stay indoors and avoid travel unless evacuating areas under flood threats.
Flash flood watches and warnings were in effect across New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, with rail and subway services disrupted due to heavy rainfall.
Emergency services worked to rescue individuals trapped in submerged vehicles, while significant flooding impacted major roadways and led to subway service delays in New York City.
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