Summary
Flash flooding caused significant disruption in New York City, stranding subway passengers as water poured into stations and onto train platforms. New Jersey also faced severe flooding, prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency due to submerged cars and road closures.
Key Facts
- Heavy rain caused flash flooding in New York City subways.
- Passengers were stuck inside trains as water entered the stations.
- Video showed people on train seats to avoid water.
- New Jersey's governor declared a state of emergency.
- Flooding in New Jersey submerged cars and closed roads.
