On Monday evening, July 14, torrential downpours flooded parts of New York and New Jersey, and flash flood warnings were in effect for much of the East Coast. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency, and JFK, LaGuardia and Newark airports temporarily suspended departures, forcing the cancellation of dozens of flights. Flooding paralyzed traffic and in some areas, cars were stranded.
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Floodwaters surge across New York and New Jersey amid heavy rain and travel chaos
Inundații puternice la New York. Ploile au paralizat metropola, străzile și metroul sub ape
Ploi torenţiale şi inundaţii rapide blochează nord-estul SUA
Ploi torențiale și inundații rapide blochează nord-estul SUA
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