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Thunderstorms slammed Hudson County and the New York metro Monday night, packing 60-mph gusts and quarter-sized hail—NWS urged everyone inside, away from windows, and out of flooded basements. Flash flood warnings were in effect as rain fell at a blistering one to two inches per hour, made worse by slow-moving storms. The real danger? Tuesday through Wednesday, when a flood watch covers the tri-state area with potential downpours of 2–5 inches, especially threatening the Lower Hudson Valley and Northeast NJ. Rivers and creeks are at risk of overflowing. Officials are already clearing drains—don’t drive or walk through floodwater, and if you’re in a basement, get to higher ground NOW.

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