Flash flood warnings in NYC and New Jersey - 7.9.26
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After a blistering heat wave, a dousing of heavy rain this week caused flooding across the region. Experts said it could have been worse.
An intense storm system moving through the Tri-State area has triggered widespread flash flood warnings, downed trees and significant power outages, making for a treacherous Monday morning commute
What to Know More rough weather is expected to slam the tri-state area through Monday night, bringing rainfall rates up to 2 inches an hour at times, which could pose major problems for transit and power.
On Monday, parts of New Jersey were underwater, downed trees were blocking roads in Connecticut and there was a flash flood warning in New York City.
NYC officials warn of life-threatening flash floods through Tuesday, urging basement apartment residents to prepare to evacuate.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani tells New Yorkers to take precautions.
Storms slammed parts of New Jersey on Thursday, with flood waters overtaking roads and lightning apparently striking a home. CBS News New York's Lonnie Quinn and Naveen Dhaliwal report.
