New York, Delaware Tornado Warnings: Videos Shows 'Ominous' Scenes
Summary
Severe storms hit Delaware and New York on Thursday evening, causing damage, flooding, and travel problems. Officials declared states of emergency in Dover, Delaware, and Nassau County, New York, due to reports of tornadoes and waterspouts.Key Facts
- A possible tornado caused significant damage in Dover, Delaware.
- Officials in Dover urged residents to stay off roads and stay home.
- Two waterspouts were reported over water near Queens and Long Island, causing damage in parts of southern Queens and Nassau County.
- Both Delaware’s Dover and New York’s Nassau County declared states of emergency.
- Flooding occurred in New York City, including flooded subway stations during rush hour.
- Flight delays and cancellations affected major airports in Philadelphia and the New York City area.
- Around 6,750 flights were delayed and about 850 flights canceled across the U.S. due to the storms.
- A flood watch was in place from Philadelphia to New York City until early Friday morning, with more storms expected in the Mid-Atlantic region.
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