Nanuet, New York reported 5.03 inches. Middlesex, Morris and Somerset counties in northern New Jersey remained under a flood warning until 7:15 a.m. Tuesday.

New York City recorded 2.64 inches of rain that fell Monday in Central Park, setting a new record for July 14, which was previously set in 1908 with 1.47 inches, according to the NWS.

Heavy rainfall triggered flash flooding in parts of New Jersey and New York on Monday, July 14, with New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy declaring a state of emergency for all 21 counties in the state.

In New York, flash floods shut down subway lines and left vehicles stranded, while footage shared on social media showed water surging into underground stations. More than two inches of rain fell ...

New Jersey Governor Philip D. Murphy declared a state of emergency following the widespread flooding that shut down highways, stranded public transit, and submerged vehicles.

The flooding also posed major disruptions to New Jersey Transit and Metro-North train travel on Monday night. Flooding on the Bronx River Parkway in White Plains, New York, July 14, 2025.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul shared a warning to New York residents in Tioga and Broome counties on Sunday evening as heavy rains and flooding threaten the region. "Tioga and Broome Counties are ...

Officials in New York said additional flooding could come on July 15 after runoff from the previous day's storm caused the Bronx River to rise to a "moderate flood stage" of 3.7 feet.

The New York City subway was inundated with rain on Monday night from severe storms, upending rush-hour commutes as water gushed onto platforms and trains and, in one station, shot up from a ...