Two people were found dead in flooded basements during heavy rainfall in New York City that inundated streets and caused transit delays.

The Manhattan man killed in Thursday's record-setting rainstorm complained multiple times about the flood-prone basement where he died, according to a tenant. First responders found Juan Carlos Montoya Hernandez,

Authorities have identified the two men who died in flooded basements in New York City on Thursday afternoon. So much rain fell in such a short period that streets became flooded, pouring into buildings and overwhelming some subway stations.

A night of torrential rain turned Boca Raton’s streets into rivers, leaving behind stranded vehicles, clogged storm drains, and a city scrambling to recover.

New Yorkers are trekking through knee-high water in a flooded Brooklyn Street as a rainstorm continues to pummel the tri-state area. People with large umbrellas were wading through the deep water on Halsey Street,

A 43-year-old man was pronounced dead after being found unresponsive inside a flooded boiler room in the basement, according to the NYPD.

On the Jones Falls Expressway, a southbound lane near Cold Spring partly flooded during the morning commute. In Harford County, a tree came crashing down onto a Joppatowne apartment building — there were no injuries.

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