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Meteorologists -- who knew storms and floods were on their way, even roughly how much rain would fall -- were also surprised at the storm's pace. We're seeing a kind of rainfall -- we almost never see this kind of speed with which the rain has come," New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said, urgently calling on everyone to stay at home. New York Governor Kathy Hochul said she could not guarantee responders could rescue people that may be stuck in their cars "if it starts floating away like a boat on a river.
Read More. Photos: Ida's remnants wreak havoc in the East. The stadium for the Somerset Patriots, a minor-league baseball team in Bridgewater Township, New Jersey, is partially flooded by overflow from the Raritan River on Thursday, September 2.
Hide Caption. A man wades through floodwaters in Manville, New Jersey, on September 2. Commuters walk into a flooded subway station in New York City on September 2. First responders rescue people who were trapped by floodwaters in Mamaroneck, New York, on September 2.
A building in Queens, New York, is damaged on September 2. A person walks in floodwaters in Philadelphia on September 2. A motorist drives on a flooded expressway in Brooklyn, New York, early on September 2, as the remnants of Hurricane Ida swept through the area.
People stand inside a subway station in New York City as water runs past their feet on Wednesday, September 1. Workers clear a road from flooding in Bridgeville, Pennsylvania, on September 1. Sergio Rossi, owner of Sergio Tailoring, covers flood-damaged clothing at his shop in Oakdale, Pennsylvania, on September 1. A downed tree blocks a road in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, on September 1.
A second-round singles match between Kevin Anderson and Diego Schwartzman was halted early in the second set as water came through multiple openings of the roof on Louis Armstrong Stadium. The match was moved to the Arthur Ashe Stadium and completed just after 1 a. Members of the Oakdale Fire Department clear debris from their station after heavy rains in Oakdale, Pennsylvania, on September 1.
A worker surveys damage in Annapolis, Maryland, on September 1. Debris litters a park in Oakdale, Pennsylvania, on September 1.
A man walks his dog in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, on September 1.
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