The Big Apple, along with parts of Long Island, the Hudson Valley, most of Connecticut, northern New Jersey, and eastern Pennsylvania, is under Flood Watch. New York City is under Flood Watch Tuesday — with the National Weather Service warning of the potential for life-threatening flash flooding. “A slow-moving low-pressure system will bring multiple rounds.
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The Big Apple, along with parts of Long Island, the Hudson Valley, most of Connecticut, northern New Jersey, and eastern Pennsylvania, is under Flood Watch. New York City is under Flood Watch Tuesday — with the National Weather Service warning of the potential for life-threatening flash flooding. “A slow-moving low-pressure system will bring multiple rounds.
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