On Thursday night, wild videos popped up showing underground subway stations flooding with water.
Commuters were forced to swim in subway stations and drivers were rescued from their stranded cars.
The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for NYC and much of New Jersey as the storm made its way up the coastline.
Social media captured some of the floodings across NYC
https://youtu.be/xlMFuERDGLo
gm nyc floods ? fittingly, i am omw to take my climatology final exam lol pic.twitter.com/xasRg5O5tS
— barefoot cuntessa (@bagelbitch42069) July 9, 2021
Be safe out there in NYC, it’s looking real final destination’ish due to the flood pic.twitter.com/qPaxZZeUxO
— Truthfully ‘THE EXCEPTIONAL’ Ruthless (@FullyCalibrated) July 8, 2021
I would avoid the FDR north unless you’re wearing a life jacket. pic.twitter.com/RRHRrVUsdN
— David Lennon (@DPLennon) July 8, 2021
Not just law enforcement officers…
Kudos to these SRG cops who are using a little innovation & one of our barrier trucks to rescue stranded motorists on the Major Deegan Expressway.#finest
— Commissioner Shea (@NYPDShea) July 8, 2021
Some subway system ya got there. This is the 157th St. 1 line right now. @NYCMayor @BilldeBlasio pic.twitter.com/xyfTAUPPNu
— Paullee ? (@PaulleeWR) July 8, 2021
Some subway system ya got there. This is the 157th St. 1 line right now. @NYCMayor @BilldeBlasio pic.twitter.com/xyfTAUPPNu
— Paullee ? (@PaulleeWR) July 8, 2021
JUST IN ? Penn station subway turned into water park in New York City
— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) July 8, 2021
