Severe Flooding Disrupts Travel, Power Across New York, New Jersey, Northeast
Severe Flooding Disrupts Travel, Power Across New York, New Jersey, Northeast

Severe Flooding Disrupts Travel, Power Across New York, New Jersey, Northeast

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Severe flooding caused by torrential rains has led to widespread disruption across New York City and nearby regions, prompting emergency declarations in New York and New Jersey. The floods inundated major subway stations such as Grand Central Terminal and Park Place, flooding streets and expressways, and trapping vehicles and passengers, some of whom required rescue. The region's three major airports — LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark Liberty International — faced massive travel chaos, with hundreds of flight cancellations and delays, stranding thousands of passengers. Newark and Ronald Reagan Washington National airports also experienced significant cancellations and delays, affecting both domestic and international travelers. Authorities have issued heavy rain alerts and urged people to avoid travel as the storm system continues to bring hazardous conditions through Friday. More than 14,000 power outages were reported in New Jersey, and officials are advising caution due to ongoing flood risks and transit disruptions.

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