"Record-breaking Flash Floods Overwhelm New York City, State of Emergency Declared"

New York City has declared a state of emergency due to flash flooding caused by strong storms, with up to 8 inches of rain falling in some areas. Subway systems, streets, and highways have flooded, causing major disruptions to transportation. No deaths or critical injuries have been reported, but multiple rescues have taken place. The city's sewage system was overwhelmed by the heavy rainfall, leading to widespread flooding. LaGuardia Airport closed one terminal, and road closures were announced by the police. This September has become the wettest in New York City since 1882.