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A state of emergency has been declared amidst a high-risk NYC flood

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Up to 23 million people in New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut are under flood watches today, Sept. 29.

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A state of emergency has been declared by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul for New York City, the Hudson Valley, and Long Island. 

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By 12:45 p.m. today, most areas around New York City had received over 5 inches of rainfall, with southern Brooklyn recording the highest total at 6.78 inches.

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Due to flooding at the Central Park Zoo, a female sea lion managed to swim out of her pool today, but thankfully returned safely. 

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One X user shared a photo of people stuck in their cars near The Bronx River Parkway and wrote, "Where were all the alerts last night about the life-threatening flash floods?"

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Pictures of the flood are circulating around X, with Steven Bognar from WNBC-TV sharing a photo of people walking through water in Terminal A at LaGuardia airport.  

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Rain will most likely persist throughout the day, with the Northeast facing potentially historic levels of rainfall Friday and Saturday morning.

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The rainfall that NYC has experienced will likely rank among the top 5 wettest Septembers ever recorded.

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