Heavy rainfall in New York City and the surrounding region Friday morning caused flash flooding, forcing subway lines to close, delaying flights, and turning major roadways into rivers. Up to 5 ...

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See photos of the extreme weather across the New York City metro area that has caused subway delays, road closures and flash flooding. You can follow USA TODAY's live coverage of the floods here.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency Friday morning as flash floods drenched New York City. Flash flooding is expected in the counties of Nassau, Queens and Kings, which ...

Terminal A is still closed as of publishing. On social media, photos and videos of the flooding in New York City present a surreal scene as commuters wade through knee-high water in subway ...

Flash flood warnings were issued across all New York City boroughs. New York City is facing major flooding as heavy rain slams New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Flash flood ...

A deluge of rain started early Friday, and just won't stop in New York City. Nonstop rainfall from the Atlantic Ocean was pointed right over Brooklyn and Queens causing massive flooding.

NEW YORK-- Last week's historic flooding in the New York City area has raised three key questions: Why is New York so flood-prone, what's being done to prevent it and what are other cities doing?

When the city’s drainage network is overwhelmed, “it backs up,” experts said. By Patrick McGeehan and Hilary Howard All drainage systems have their limitations and New York City’s is 1.75 ...