Boy, 13, dies after getting trapped in a storm drain during East Coast flooding
Summary
A 13-year-old boy in Mount Airy, Maryland, died after being trapped in a storm drain during heavy rain and flooding on the East Coast. The incident occurred as the area experienced severe weather, and despite efforts to rescue the boy, the strong water pressure made it too late. The storm caused widespread flooding, affecting transportation and power in several regions.Key Facts
- A 13-year-old boy was trapped and died in a storm drain in Maryland during heavy rain.
- The flooding occurred in Mount Airy, approximately 30 miles west of Baltimore.
- The National Weather Service warned of more potential flooding through Friday night.
- Parts of Baltimore received up to 5 inches of rain, affecting Mount Airy significantly.
- Flooding disrupted subway and rail services in New York but returned to normal by Friday morning.
- Major airports in New York, Boston, and Washington had some flight delays and cancellations.
- Power outages affected thousands of homes and businesses along the Eastern Seaboard.
- Amtrak train services between Philadelphia and Wilmington were temporarily halted due to high water.
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