New York City's subway system returned to full operation following severe overnight storms that caused flash flooding. While some roads in New Jersey remained closed and a state of emergency was declared, New York's Metropolitan Transit Authority restored subway service after extensive overnight work. Newark Liberty Airport faced significant flight disruptions, with nearly 160 cancellations reported. The heavy rainfall overwhelmed the city's sewer system, leading to flooding in subway stations and along commuter rails, as residents in New Jersey began cleanup efforts.
The subway system in New York City was fully operational for the Tuesday morning commute while heavy rain caused flash floods that closed some roads in New Jersey.
Dozens of flights were delayed or canceled due to the severe weather, with 159 total cancelations reported at Newark Liberty Airport.
New Jersey remains under a state of emergency, where residents are cleaning up after severe flooding, and many areas experienced flash flood watches and warnings.
The overwhelming rain caused the city's sewer system to back up into subway tunnels, leading to dramatic flooding incidents in subway stations.
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