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Flash flooding destroys structures, submerges roads in Northeast US

Flash flooding destroys structures, submerges roads in Northeast US

Summary

Heavy flash flooding caused damage to buildings and covered roads in parts of New York and New Jersey. Between Tuesday and Wednesday, there were 84 reports of flash flooding across the eastern United States.

Key Facts

  • Flash floods struck northeastern U.S. states, including New York and New Jersey.
  • Buildings were damaged and roads were submerged by fast-moving water.
  • The flooding happened between Tuesday and Wednesday.
  • A total of 84 flash flooding reports were recorded in the eastern United States during this time.
  • The events were reported by CBS News, a U.S. news partner of the BBC.
  • Videos showed water rushing through buildings and streets.
  • Flash flooding is sudden flooding caused by heavy rainfall in a short time.
  • The flooding is part of weather issues affecting the U.S. Northeast region.
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