Weather: Storms cause flooding and shut down airports in New York

Category: Weather

Intense thunderstorms hit the tri-state area, causing heavy rainfall, flooding, and significant disruptions to transportation, including airport shutdowns and traffic slowdowns. Public events were also affected, with a concert cut short and delays in a soccer match. Previous storms had already caused damage, leading to uprooted trees and power outages in several neighborhoods.

Keywords: thunderstorms, flooding, transportation disruptions

Source: Meteo Giornale

Update At: 8/3/2024

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