NYC Subways FLOODED 💦 State of Emergency Declared in NJ After Record Rain Kills 2 What happens when your Monday commute turns into a disaster movie? Flash floods ripped through New Jersey and New York, killing at least two people, drowning subway stations, and breaking rainfall records that hadn’t budged since 1908. Streets turned into rivers, train platforms gushed like waterfalls, and now the entire region is bracing for more storms. Imagine stepping off a subway platform and watching a wall of water pour into your train car. That's not a sci-fi scene from a climate apocalypse flick. That was real life in New York City on July 14. A historic downpour dumped 2.64 inches of rain in just one day—setting a new rainfall record for Central Park and drenching the entire metro area in chaos. And just across the river in New Jersey, two lives were lost when their vehicle was swept into Cedar Brook during the height of the storm. It’s a nightmare scenario that’s becoming way too commo...
Your go-to destination for the latest, most relevant news and updates in the USA and the world, delivered daily.