Key takeaways:
- Heavy rains have caused flooding in New York City and the surrounding area, leading to 15 people being rescued from stalled vehicles.
- The FDNY firefighters have been praised for their efforts in rescuing 15 people from vehicles that became stalled due to the heavy rain.
- The New York City area is still at risk of further flooding, and residents are urged to stay alert and take necessary precautions.
Heavy rains have caused flooding in New York City and the surrounding area, leading to 15 people being rescued from stalled vehicles. The National Weather Service has reported that more than 7 inches of rain fell in Brooklyn and 5 inches in Manhattan’s Central Park, and that there could be an additional 1 to 3 inches of rain.
Mayor Eric Adams has reported that no deaths or serious injuries have been reported as a result of the flooding. The city remains under a flood watch until 6 a.m. tomorrow.
The storm has disrupted public transportation and schools, while flooding streets and homes. Parents, environmentalists and regular commuters have expressed their frustration with the lack of warning given by city officials.
The FDNY firefighters have been praised for their efforts in rescuing 15 people from vehicles that became stalled due to the heavy rain. The Mayor has also been praised for his efforts in handling the storm.
The New York City area is still at risk of further flooding, and residents are urged to stay alert and take necessary precautions.
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