While People Kayaked Around Queens, N.Y., that Kind of Flooding Didn’t Happen in Mass. Here’s Why. - The Boston Globe
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Residents of flooded neighborhoods in New York City used kayaks to navigate the streets after a powerful northeast cyclone brought strong winds, torrential rain and high tides to the city's coastline. Footage from the Queens borough showed people paddling through flooded streets toward a train station. The hardest hit were low-lying parts of Howard Beach and other neighborhoods around Jamaica Bay. Water reached nearly a meter in places Data from…
EADaily, September 29, 2026, a northeast storm that struck some parts of the Atlantic coast of the United States last weekend, bringing heavy rains, heavy winds and flooding to a number of states.
Storm floods forced some residents of the coastal areas of New York and New Jersey to travel through their sunken streets using kayaks and boats. The network reported that these harsh weather conditions caused the cancellation of the baseball game scheduled between the New York Yankees and Baltimore Oryles teams at the Yankee Stadium. ...
The streets of New York City, after a powerful storm, have become water routes, and some citizens have had to move to kayaks and bydarks, as CBS News reports.
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