NY swamped… City people do not understand flood water fills up wholes in the ground…

The New York subway stations were submerged in water on Wednesday night, as flash flooding turned platforms and stairwells into waterfalls as the century-old system ground to a halt. The remains of Hurricane Ida left a path of destruction in New Jersey, tearing homes to pieces. The storm swept through NYC, flooding apartments and turning streets into rivers from Park Slope to the Cross Bronx Expressway. At least a half dozen subway trains stuck between stations were evacuated, according to the MTA, which said service remained “very limited” Thursday morning due to historic rainfall which dumped as many as six inches of rain on the city in a matter of hours.

At least four people were killed in Brooklyn and Queens after being trapped in basements when the floodwater surged, according to law enforcement sources.

At the 28th Street station in the Flatiron district of Manhattan, geyser-like volumes of rainwater were seen gushing from below in shocking images tweeted by @SubwayCreatures. Rapids from the onslaught of rain overran the platform and spewed onto the tracks, footage showed. Further uptown on the 1 line, rainwater could be seen cascading down the steps of the abandoned 145th Street station and flooding the platform and ticketing area with many inches of water, according to footage tweeted by NTD News. Democratic City Council hopeful Shaun Abreu said it was the second time the station was “incapacitated” by rainwater in recent days.

Flash flooding caused water to pour into the 28th Street subway station.
Flash flooding caused water to pour into the 28th Street subway station.

“Why is this happening?,” the candidate tweeted. “Because trash is allowed to build up in and around the station, blocking drainage. Because we have neglected our infrastructure for decades and it has reached its limit. Because climate change is creating conditions that our city was not built to withstand.”

An FDNY firefighter directs people
An FDNY firefighter directs people stranded at a subway entrance during flash flooding.
 
FDNY members
Members from FDNY rescue a woman from her car stuck in the middle of a flash flood caused by Hurricane Ida in New York City.
 
A fallen tree slammed into this a vehicle after Ida hit NYC.

Nick Note: here is a news flash… holes in the ground fill up with water in a flood… DASH! So you do not want to be in a basement of go into a tunnel in the ground called a subway. Proof their is no hope for cities which as far i am concerned are concentration camps with restaurants and cars…..