The rain came down quickly and suddenly on Tuesday, trapping people in flood waters, including a 3-month-old baby, in New Brunswick. csloantv has the story.
-- The rain came down quickly and suddenly on Tuesday, trapping people in flood waters, including a 3-month-old baby, in New Brunswick.
"I see my mom drowning with my little baby brother and my sister drowning. It had me really scared because it just happened randomly," Mia Sequeira said.It was an image the brave 12-year-old said she couldn't get out of her mind -- raging waters taking over her New Brunswick street and almost taking her entire family under.Her father added the little boy is at a hospital and doing fine, but it was quite an ordeal she went through just after 11 a.m. when a flash flood hit the area.
The underground parking garage at Family Court also flooded. The rushing waters flipped parked cars around.Drivers said they were in shock as they discovered their soaked and damaged cars.
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