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A notably intense storm system is projected to deliver extensive heavy rainfall and flash flooding throughout the Northeastern United States until Thursday. Major urban centers including New York City, Boston, and Hartford face the highest risk, while regions in upstate New York and the Hudson Valley may experience rainfall totals between 2 to 4 inches, with some areas potentially reaching AccuWeather's StormMax of 12 inches. Wind gusts along the coast could hit 30 mph, with flooding posing challenges to roadways, rail transport, and travel along Interstates 95 and 87. Meteorologists will continue to provide updates as the situation evolves.

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00:00A powerful July storm is moving across the U.S. northeast, raising serious flood concerns.
00:05Heavy rain is expected from the Carolinas through New England through Thursday.
00:10New York City, Boston, and Hartford face the highest risk of flash flooding.
00:15Upstate New York and the Hudson Valley could receive 2 to 4 inches of rain.
00:19In isolated areas, rainfall could reach an AccuWeather storm max of 12 inches.
00:25Repeated thunderstorms may overwhelm streets, small streams, and drainage systems.
00:30Forecasters warn parts of New York City could see significant street and subway flooding.
00:35Coastal areas may also experience wind gusts of up to 30 miles per hour.
00:40Travel disruptions are likely along Interstates 95 and 87 due to flooding and poor visibility.
00:47The heaviest impacts are expected on Tuesday and Wednesday, with rain lingering into Thursday.
00:53Residents are urged to monitor forecasts and avoid driving through flooded roads.
00:58Officials continue tracking the storm as communities across the northeast prepare for more heavy rain and possible flash flooding.
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