New York City experienced torrential rain overnight, resulting in 2.07 inches of rainfall, marking the second wettest hour in history. Flash flooding caused significant disruption, trapping commuters on subway trains and prompting delays across several lines. Notably, the 1, 2, and 3 trains were suspended while emergency services warned of severe flooding across major thoroughfares. JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark airports faced long delays as the storm wreaked havoc, showcasing street flooding and water entering buildings. Videos circulated showing the extent of flooding, with some commuters humorously commenting amid the chaos.
New York City picked up a hair over 2 inches last night - 2.07 inches to be exact - making it the second wettest single hour ever recorded in the city.
It was bested only by the nearly 3 inches of rain that fell in New York City during the aftermath of Hurricane Ida in 2021.
I'm gonna call this one in, I can't open the doors, it's not safe,
Oh man, I might need a diaper!
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