Flash Flooding Kills Two, Cripples Northeast | JQJO

Heavy rainfall Monday night caused flash flooding across parts of the northeastern U.S. and mid-Atlantic, resulting in at least two deaths in New Jersey. Flooding inundated subway stations and stranded vehicles, prompting states of emergency in New Jersey and impacting New York City's transportation. Record rainfall totals were recorded in several areas, exceeding previous records by significant margins. Flood watches and warnings remain in effect, with further thunderstorms and flash flooding potential through Thursday across the eastern and central U.S.