STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City residents impacted by the massive rainfall on Thursday that caused severe flooding on Staten Island and elsewhere are being asked by New York City Emergency ...

New York's governor has declared a state of emergency due to severe rainfall causing widespread flash flooding. The city ...

Flash flooding impacted the Interstate 95 corridor on Thursday as millions of people in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic. The ...

Torrential rain pummeled parts of the Northeast on Thursday, including New York City and New Jersey, stranding rush-hours ...

Strong storms moved through the Northeast on Thursday, July 31, bringing heavy rains, and causing flash flooding and travel ...

A flash flood warning has been issued for Brooklyn, Manhattan and Staten Island with City Mayor Eric Adams declaring a state ...

Severe flash flooding inundated New York City on Thursday, July 31, prompting Mayor Eric Adams to declare a state of emergency as the city’s transit system came to a standstill.

During the height of the storm, heavy rain had closed sections of major New York City roads, including the Long Island ...

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect for parts of New York and New Jersey until 8 p.m. A Tornado Warning was issued for parts of New Jersey but was allowed to expire, but Severe Thunderstorm ...

Governor Kathy Hochul declared an emergency, while Mayor Eric Adams urged residents to avoid travel, especially those living ...

Storms and torrential rain soaked the tri-state area on Thursday, triggering dangerous flash flooding that inundated ...

The tropical-like downpours triggered flash flooding, stranding some motorists and forcing them to abandon their ride.