Due to heavy rains, a flood warning was issued in New York, some roads were closed and flights were delayed.
Flash flood warnings have been issued for New York City, Washington, Baltimore, Newark, New Jersey and Arlington, Virginia – including Reagan National Airport.
The National Weather Service warned that life-threatening flooding was possible in western Union County, New Jersey.
In Manhattan, the waters also flooded the subways while passengers were on the train, they write. foreign media.
Additionally, Bergen County in northeastern New Jersey and Westchester County in New York are also under flash flood warnings.
Travelers across the country continue to face travel disruptions with 1,966 flights canceled and more than 10,090 delayed nationwide due to weather, with the East Coast experiencing the greatest impacts due to storms.
United Airlines said in a statement: "Severe weather conditions are impacting operations at Newark Liberty with a ground stop issued to manage volume and limit congestion."
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency due to flash flooding and "high levels of precipitation in parts of the state."
"Please stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel," he said. /Telegraph
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