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New York City is on high alert as heavy rain and flash flooding threaten today, with the morning commute being the most dangerous time—officials urge everyone to avoid travel and never walk or drive through floodwaters. Up to six inches of rain could cause rapid flooding in low-lying and poorly drained areas, prompting Mayor Mamdani to activate the Flash Flood Emergency Plan. Residents, especially those in basements or flood-prone zones, should have an evacuation plan ready and call 311 for shelter options. Storms have already knocked down trees and blocked roads in Brooklyn, following a holiday weekend of outages and flooding. Long Island’s Hempstead has declared a state of emergency. Stay informed via emergency alerts, reserve 911 for true emergencies, and call 311 for non-emergency issues—preparedness is your best defense.

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