ALBAWABA - The city that never sleeps was brought to a standstill as torrential rains wreaked havoc, causing severe flooding in some areas. Responding to this crisis, Governor Kathy Hochul has declared a state of emergency.
Torrential Rains Paralyze New York
In the heart of New York City, relentless rainfall led to flash floods in specific regions. Flooded metro stations forced authorities to limit services, affecting commuters and transportation networks.
Governor's Urgent Message: "Stay Safe, Do Not Travel"
Governor Kathy Hochul, in a press statement, urgently addressed the situation: "In light of the excessive rainfall we've experienced across the region, I am declaring a state of emergency for New York City, Long Island, and the Hudson Valley. Please take all necessary precautions to ensure your safety and avoid any attempts to travel on flooded roads."
National Weather Service Issues Flash Flood Warnings
The U.S. National Weather Service issued warnings regarding flash floods, highlighting the alarming speed at which water levels are rising.
Precautions Continue as Rain Persists
As rainfall persists throughout the state, precautionary measures will remain in effect to mitigate further damage and ensure the safety of residents and travelers.
