Mayor Adams declares state of emergency due to flash flooding, heavy rain
The severe weather is anticipated to disrupt mass transit, "restrict the operation of emergency vehicles, and impede the delivery of goods and services."
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Mayor Eric Adams declared a state of emergency Thursday due to flash flooding and heavy rain in some areas of New York City.
The severe weather is anticipated to disrupt mass transit, "restrict the operation of emergency vehicles, and impede the delivery of goods and services."
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for New York city through Friday morning.
Adams says city agencies are taking necessary measures to protect the city and the public.
Adams encourages all New Yorkers to take precautions and prepare for potential effects from severe weather.
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