
A strong storm with rain and wind caused flooding in New York and New Jersey, residents move along the streets in kayaks and canoes, the governor declared a state of emergency in several counties.
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The storm brought heavy rain, flooding and damaging winds to the northeastern United States, causing coastal flooding in New York and New Jersey.
New Yorkers are conquering flooded streets in kayaks, CBS news reports.
The storm brought heavy rain, flooding and damaging winds to the northeastern United States. In coastal areas of New York and New Jersey, flooding was so severe that residents were seen floating through the streets in kayaks and canoes past partially submerged cars.
Earlier it was reported that the Governor of New York declared a state of emergency due to a severe storm that caused flooding and power outages. It was extended to Nassau, Suffolk, New York and Westchester counties.
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Authorities will continue to assess the damage and organize recovery efforts in the affected areas.
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