'NYC subway has fallen': 'Wild scenes' captured as Hurricane Ida dumps record rain

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September 02, 2021BankHurricane Ida tore through New York City overnight, bringing tornadoes, record rain and flash flooding.
Eight people, including a 2-year-old boy, died in four separate flooding incidents in the city, and another person died in a submerged vehicle in New Jersey.
Videos shared on social media showed floodwaters pouring into subway stations and homes, cars submerged on roadways and other alarming scenes as what's left of the Category 4 storm ripped through New York and New Jersey.
Wild scene in the subway tonight #subwaycreatures #idapic.twitter.com/G5MJp1qGhw— Rick (@Rick) 1630549697
Wow. Massive tornado passing Burlington-Bristol Bridge tonight. Video from riverfront in Burlington City. #NJwx @wjz @CBSPhillypic.twitter.com/lhUd4B6cZq— Rick Ritter (@Rick Ritter) 1630547578
This is 145th st on 1 line. This not a low lying area. One of the highest elevations in Manhattan. \n\nLiterally nowhere is immune to climate change.pic.twitter.com/FfBjJDHW2h— Mark D. Levine (@Mark D. Levine) 1630551448
Feels like we can pull the trigger and call that a tornadohttps://twitter.com/davidbegnaud/status/1433267093370200064\u00a0\u2026— southpaw (@southpaw) 1630553576
Flooding in NYC is on another levelpic.twitter.com/bzPYOrXoCu— \ud83e\udd65 (@\ud83e\udd65) 1630550632
And through it all! @Grubhub delivery still out there bringing your dinner #ida #flooding #brooklynpic.twitter.com/2baP69JXhW— Unequal Scenes (@Unequal Scenes) 1630549006
absolutely at this man smoking hookah while on a raft in the middle of the street during a hurricanepic.twitter.com/Wld4rPDdXY— Jenna Amatulli (@Jenna Amatulli) 1630553301
Every single subway line in NYC is now shutdown due to the storm. The entire system.\n\nWe are BEYOND not ready for climate change.pic.twitter.com/Rejfiy626B— Mark D. Levine (@Mark D. Levine) 1630550677
NYC subway has fallen. pic.twitter.com/SDB7f4l6I8— \ud83c\udd70\ud83c\udd7b\ud83c\udd74\ud83c\udd81\ud83c\udd83 \ud83c\udd72\ud83c\udd77\ud83c\udd70\ud83c\udd7d\ud83c\udd7d\ud83c\udd74\ud83c\udd7b (@\ud83c\udd70\ud83c\udd7b\ud83c\udd74\ud83c\udd81\ud83c\udd83 \ud83c\udd72\ud83c\udd77\ud83c\udd70\ud83c\udd7d\ud83c\udd7d\ud83c\udd74\ud83c\udd7b) 1630579896
BREAKING! Brooklyn, NYC: Numerous roads across New York City are submerged amid ongoing catastrophic flash flooding.\n\nVideo shows Streets completely Flooded as Cars Sit in Inches of Deep Water in Park Slope Brookln https://t.me/police_frequency/52685\u00a0\u2026pic.twitter.com/UWMBbWTgF3— Lynn (@Lynn) 1630548925
Bronx River Parkway has become all river, no parkway\u2026 these are the southbound lanes by exit 10B in Yonkers. At least half a dozen cars are totally submerged. @News12BX @News12BK @News12WCpic.twitter.com/SS6zHrkO9P— Amanda Bossard (@Amanda Bossard) 1630573863
STORM WATCH: Flooding in #Elizabeth where cars are almost completely submerged from #Ida\n( courtesy: Yolanda). Stay safe. \nLIVE UPDATES: https://newjersey.news12.com/live-updates-tracking-ida\u00a0\u2026\n#njwx #newjerseypic.twitter.com/vzz8YnhyTH— News12NJ (@News12NJ) 1630562246
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