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New York City Lashed by Strong Winds

Flash flooding kills 2 in New York City as powerful storm system now blasts region with strong winds

Two people were killed in New York City on Thursday when an intense line of storms dumped torrential rain across the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, triggering widespread flash flooding.

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New York City Lashed by Strong Winds After Flooding Kills Two

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Deadly Flash Floods Devastate New York City, At Least Two Killed

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See it: NYC streets submerged as torrential rain hits the city

Heavy rain has hit New York City, causing significant flooding across the boroughs.

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Tracking the storm: NYC flood warning, rain totals and wind gusts

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Two men found dead in flooded basements in Brooklyn and Manhattan as record-breaking rain drenches NYC, N.J.

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Rain and powerful winds gusts batter Northeast ahead of Halloween

A low pressure system is moving up the East Coast bringing rain and strong wind gusts to the mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Thursday. This system is tapping into moisture from Hurricane Melissa which is thousands of miles away.

N.J. weather: Powerful winds sweep across coastal counties. See which areas have hit 50 mph.

Gusts as high as 52 mph and 51 mph have already been clocked in parts of Ocean County, and the nasty weather is expected to continue Thursday afternoon and Thursday evening.

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FIRST ALERT: Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica as a powerful category 5 hurricane

Melissa officially made landfall in Jamaica early Tuesday afternoon, and it is the stronger hurricane to ever make landfall in Jamaica since recordkeeping began 174 years ago. The pressure recorded from this morning’s data collection makes it the 4th lowest pressure ever recorded from a storm in the Atlantic Ocean.