Hurricane Ida flash floods: water rushes into New York subway - video report

The Guardian·Sep 2

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Hurricane Ida's remnants have caused flash flooding in the northeast, with water rushing into the New York subway. The flooding has resulted in a significant number of deaths, with reports indicating over a dozen fatalities in New York City and neighboring New Jersey. The severity of the flooding has brought New York City to a halt, with record-breaking rain reported in the area.

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