A severe storm on the East Coast has brought New York City to a standstill, with multiple areas under water due to flash flooding. The National Weather Service has issued emergency alerts, warning residents to stay alert and take precautions. Videos from Brooklyn show the Wilson Avenue and Stockholm Street completely underwater, with pedestrians struggling to navigate the area.
Residents have shared videos of flooding from various parts of the city, including the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Multiple weather warnings and special weather statements have been issued across parts of Long Island and New York City. Officials have warned residents to remain alert, with thunderstorms bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and dangerous driving conditions.
Multiple road closures have been reported, with drivers facing heavy traffic delays and emergency response activity. The Long Island Expressway has been closed in both directions at the Cross Island Parkway, while the eastbound Grand Central Parkway has been shut approaching the Van Wyck Expressway. The Van Wyck Expressway has also been closed in both directions near Jewel Avenue.
