State of Emergency Declared as Heavy Rain and Flash Flooding Hit the Northeast
Governor Hochul has declared a state of emergency in New York as severe storms bring heavy rainfall, leading to flash floods that have swamped the I-95 corridor. Cities including New York City and regions in New Jersey are experiencing significant flooding, stranding drivers and causing traffic delays. Emergency alerts are in effect across multiple states, including Pennsylvania, as the storms continue to advance. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant as forecasted rain could reach up to five inches in some areas. Live updates are being provided as flooding threatens roads and air travel disruptions occur.
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