Heavy rains and flash flooding sweep across Northeast
Summary
Heavy rain caused flash floods in parts of the Northeast U.S., affecting New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The flooding led to travel disruptions, including stopped vehicles and closed subway lines. Authorities declared states of emergency in some areas and advised people to avoid unnecessary travel.Key Facts
- Heavy rains caused flash flooding in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
- New Jersey's governor declared a state of emergency and advised people to stay indoors.
- Parts of New York City had subway service disruptions and road closures due to flooding.
- Flash flood warnings were issued for areas in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.
- In Scotch Plains, New Jersey, buses were stranded due to floodwaters.
- In Pennsylvania, Mount Joy declared a disaster emergency after receiving over 7 inches of rain in less than five hours.
- Emergency responders performed water rescues but reported no injuries.
- By Monday evening, water levels started to recede in some affected areas.
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