The authorities have issued an alert across various districts and have strictly advised people to not venture out unless necessary.
Hojai district in Central Assam is on alert after water levels in the Kopili river rose significantly in the past 24 hours, especially after water was released from a dam in the hill region of Karbi Anglong. Incessant rains have wreaked havoc in various parts of Assam, with several regions in lower and central Assam on high alert. The IMD also said heavy showers will lash Gangetic West Bengal and Jharkhand.Īccording to data, Assam received 192.6 mm of rainfall in the last week ending Wednesday against a normal average of 96.1 mm this time of the year – recording about 100% above normal rainfall. Isolated extremely heavy rainfall also likely over Assam & Meghalaya during 16th -18th June over Arunachal Pradesh on 16th and over Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim on 16 th & 17th June, 2022,” the IMD said in a press release on June 16. The Metro North Railroad reported delays of up to 20 minutes on its commuter trains, while New Jersey Transit said that the Pascack Valley Line as well as the Morris and Essex Line posted 30 minute delays.“Widespread thundershowers with isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall very likely over northeast India and adjoining Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim during next 5 days. C trains were also impacted by the flooding. A storm system bringing a threat of severe weather to portions of the Ohio Valley on Sunday will continue to move toward the East Coast and bring the threat of heavy rain and possible flooding to. In New York City, A trains were temporarily not running in the afternoon and evening between 168th Street and Inwood-207th Street in the Bronx while crews worked to remove water from the tracks near Dyckman Street. The storms also affected mass transit throughout the region. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport said that 41% had been delayed and 10% had been cancelled. Boston Logan International Airport reported that 35% of its flights had been delayed on Monday, while an additional 5% were cancelled. The numbers weren’t much better in Boston or Washington, D.C. Newark Liberty International Airport reported that 41% of its scheduled flights had been delayed and that an additional 21% had been cancelled. Typhoon to bring heavy rain, gales to northeast Thursday, September 03, 2020, 11:20 By Fire department members secure a railing and air conditioning unit that were left hanging from a shattered window during high winds from Typhoon Maysak at an apartment near Gwangalli beach in Busan on Sept 3, 2020.
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Kennedy International Airport, a full 50% of scheduled flights were delayed and an additional 7% were cancelled, while the figures at nearby LaGuardia Airport were 47% for delays with 29% cancelled.
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The storms resulted in cancellation rates as high as 50% at major airports and flooded major roads, leaving some drivers stranded and forced to ditch their vehicles in Bergen County, New Jersey.Īt New York City’s John F. The National Weather Service reported a daily record amount of rainfall in Central Park, 1.85” (4.7 cm) recorded, breaking the daily rainfall record for that day of 1.76” (4.5 cm) previously set in 2012. A line of severe thunderstorms tore through the Northeast Monday, bringing heavy rain and damaging winds along with frequent lightning.
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