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Video: Woman Swept Away By Raging Flood Waters While Stepping Off Bus In New York City
The 15-second footage shows a woman in a pink top being swept away by the raging floodwaters as she steps off a bus.
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Video: Cars Submerged, Trains Suspended, New York City Subways Turn Into Waterfall
New York has declared a state of emergency after torrential rainfall and sudden flash flooding have brought the city to a halt.
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Video: Subway Lines, Roads Submerged As Flash Flood Batter New York, New Jersey
Heavy rain pummeled parts of the United States' Northeast on Monday, submerging sections of New Jersey and New York with flash flooding that inundated major roads, stranded vehicles, closed subway lines and caused long flight delays.
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New York's Heavy Rain 'New Normal' Due To Climate Change, Says Governor
Torrential downpours after a week of mostly steady rainfall that brought flash flooding to New York City on Friday was an impact of climate change and likely reflects a "new normal," New York Governor Kathy Hochul said on Saturday.
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New York Under Water After Heavy Rain; Airports, Subway Partially Hit
Heavy overnight rains have partially paralysed New York. A state of emergency has been declared in the city that witnessed one of its wettest days in decades.
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Video: "Plan Escape," Says New York Governor As Flash Floods Hit City
New York City declared a state of emergency as strong torrential rains triggered flash floods and crippled movement across the city
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4 Indian-Origin Persons Among Dead As Hurricane Ida Brings Flash Floods In US: Report
Four persons of Indian-origin have been killed in the US states of New Jersey and New York after they were swept away by flash floods caused by Hurricane Ida.
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44 Dead As Flash Floods Hit New York Area In "Historic" Weather Event
Record rainfall, which prompted an unprecedented flash flood emergency warning for New York City, turned streets into rivers and shut down subway services as water cascaded down platforms onto tracks.
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At Least 41 Dead As Hurricane Ida Brings Flash Flooding To New York Area
Flash flooding caused by the remnants of Hurricane Ida killed at least 41 people in the New York area, including several who perished in their basements during the "historic" weather event that officials blamed on climate change.
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8 Dead As New York City Hit By Flash Flood Caused By Storm Ida
At least eight people have died in New York after the city was inundated by flash flooding, police said Thursday, as Storm Ida affected the northeast United States, forcing flight cancellations and state of emergency declarations.
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"State Of Emergency" In New York Battling Flooding Caused By Storm Ida
New Yorkers were inundated by heavy rain and flash flooding early Thursday as Storm Ida wreaked havoc on the northeast United States, forcing flight cancellations and state of emergency declarations.
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Tropical Storm Henri Bears Down On US East Coast
Tropical Storm Henri was on course to make landfall on the US east coast Sunday, with millions in New England and New York's Long Island preparing for flash flooding, violent winds and power outages.
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Video: Woman Swept Away By Raging Flood Waters While Stepping Off Bus In New York City
The 15-second footage shows a woman in a pink top being swept away by the raging floodwaters as she steps off a bus.
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Video: Cars Submerged, Trains Suspended, New York City Subways Turn Into Waterfall
New York has declared a state of emergency after torrential rainfall and sudden flash flooding have brought the city to a halt.
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Video: Subway Lines, Roads Submerged As Flash Flood Batter New York, New Jersey
Heavy rain pummeled parts of the United States' Northeast on Monday, submerging sections of New Jersey and New York with flash flooding that inundated major roads, stranded vehicles, closed subway lines and caused long flight delays.
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New York's Heavy Rain 'New Normal' Due To Climate Change, Says Governor
Torrential downpours after a week of mostly steady rainfall that brought flash flooding to New York City on Friday was an impact of climate change and likely reflects a "new normal," New York Governor Kathy Hochul said on Saturday.
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New York Under Water After Heavy Rain; Airports, Subway Partially Hit
Heavy overnight rains have partially paralysed New York. A state of emergency has been declared in the city that witnessed one of its wettest days in decades.
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Video: "Plan Escape," Says New York Governor As Flash Floods Hit City
New York City declared a state of emergency as strong torrential rains triggered flash floods and crippled movement across the city
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4 Indian-Origin Persons Among Dead As Hurricane Ida Brings Flash Floods In US: Report
Four persons of Indian-origin have been killed in the US states of New Jersey and New York after they were swept away by flash floods caused by Hurricane Ida.
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44 Dead As Flash Floods Hit New York Area In "Historic" Weather Event
Record rainfall, which prompted an unprecedented flash flood emergency warning for New York City, turned streets into rivers and shut down subway services as water cascaded down platforms onto tracks.
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At Least 41 Dead As Hurricane Ida Brings Flash Flooding To New York Area
Flash flooding caused by the remnants of Hurricane Ida killed at least 41 people in the New York area, including several who perished in their basements during the "historic" weather event that officials blamed on climate change.
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8 Dead As New York City Hit By Flash Flood Caused By Storm Ida
At least eight people have died in New York after the city was inundated by flash flooding, police said Thursday, as Storm Ida affected the northeast United States, forcing flight cancellations and state of emergency declarations.
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"State Of Emergency" In New York Battling Flooding Caused By Storm Ida
New Yorkers were inundated by heavy rain and flash flooding early Thursday as Storm Ida wreaked havoc on the northeast United States, forcing flight cancellations and state of emergency declarations.
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Tropical Storm Henri Bears Down On US East Coast
Tropical Storm Henri was on course to make landfall on the US east coast Sunday, with millions in New England and New York's Long Island preparing for flash flooding, violent winds and power outages.
