Water Pours Into NYC Subway Station Amind Flash Flood Warning
On Thursday, October 30, the New York metropolitan area experienced intense rainfall that significantly disrupted daily life and raised serious concerns about the city’s ability to withstand sudden weather emergencies. As heavy rain swept across all five boroughs, the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning that remained active until 5:30 p.m. According to the NWS, a fast-moving squall line was responsible for the severe downpours that overwhelmed drainage systems, flooded roadways, and sent water surging into several subway stations. Mosaic tile wall sign for the Columbia University stop in the New York City subway system (MTA) The scene underground was especially alarming. Videos circulating on social media revealed torrents of water pouring down staircases and cascading onto platforms, creating a c...