Torrential downpours swept across New York City and surrounding areas on Monday night, leaving a trail of flooding that disrupted subway service, swamped roadways, and delayed flights for hours.
The storm, slow to pass, delivered relentless rain to much of the Mid-Atlantic region, with flash floods recorded from central Virginia all the way to New York. Water poured into subway entrances and, in some cases, seeped into train cars themselves. Drivers found themselves stranded in waterlogged streets, and rising water levels battered the pumps at a local gas station.
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