Flash floods affected areas in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, leading to stranded vehicles and the closure of major roadways. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency, advising residents to remain indoors for safety. In New York City, subway lines faced suspensions and delays due to flooding and fallen trees disrupting transport systems. Emergency crews in Westchester County were actively involved in rescuing individuals trapped in submerged vehicles, while Pennsylvania's Mount Joy recorded over 7 inches of rain, flooding many homes across the area.
Flash floods struck New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, leading to stranded vehicles and major roadway closures; New Jersey declared a state of emergency.
In New York City, subway lines were either suspended or significantly delayed due to high water and fallen trees, impacting transportation.
Emergency crews in Westchester County conducted rescues of drivers trapped in submerged vehicles as severe flooding occurred across the region.
Mount Joy in Pennsylvania experienced over 7 inches of rain, resulting in extensive flooding that affected numerous homes and properties.
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