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A massive storm system has triggered states of emergency in New York City and New Jersey, unleashing torrential rains, flash flooding, and widespread travel chaos across the East Coast. With rainfall rates reaching up to 3 inches per hour, major highways are submerged, subways are disrupted, and flights are delayed across multiple airports. Officials are urging residents to stay indoors, avoid travel, and prepare for rapidly rising waters. From Queens to Pennsylvania and Maryland, streets are turning into rivers, cars are stranded, and water rescues are underway. This storm comes just weeks after another deadly flood in the region. Stay tuned for the latest updates and safety alerts.
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00:00A powerful storm has slammed the U.S. East Coast.
00:03New York City and New Jersey are both under a state of emergency.
00:06Why? Because this storm is no ordinary rain.
00:09Forecasters warned of torrential downpours, up to 3 inches an hour,
00:13with isolated spots seeing as much as 8 inches.
00:17That's enough to turn streets into rivers in minutes.
00:20In Queens, a major highway shut down.
00:22Cars were completely submerged.
00:24Parts of the subway are flooded, and service into Long Island has been suspended.
00:28Airports in New York, New Jersey, Washington, and Philly are facing massive delays.
00:33In Pennsylvania and Maryland, streets flooded, cars stuck,
00:36and multiple water rescues are already underway.
00:39Officials urge residents to avoid travel, especially during the evening rush,
00:44when rain is expected to hit hardest.
00:46New York's governor and mayor are sounding the alarm,
00:49telling everyone to move to higher ground if needed.
00:52Emergency plans are in full effect across several states.
00:55And remember, this comes just two weeks after another deadly storm flooded NYC subways
01:00and took two lives in New Jersey.
01:03Stay safe, stay alert, and don't underestimate the power of this storm.
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