It’s going to rain a whole lot tonight and tomorrow as Debby moves into the area

Category: Weather

New York City is bracing for intense rainstorms due to tropical cyclone Debby, with potential flooding and significant disruptions expected. The National Weather Service warns of heavy rainfall and strong winds, urging residents to stay indoors and prepare for possible transportation issues.

Keywords: New York City, tropical cyclone Debby, heavy rainfall

Source: Time Out

Update At: 8/7/2024

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