Cars were submerged in floodwater in northern New Jersey and New York City subway stations turned into impromptu waterfalls after heavy rain drenched the area Monday.
reported that Central Park received 1.85 inches of rain, setting a new rainfall record for the day, and breaking the old record of 1.76 inches set in 2012.
"Hackensack, Lodi, Teaneck areas in New Jersey were stuck under these downpours at these rates for roughly 30 minutes," said FOX Weather Meteorologist Marissa Lautenbacher. "So, estimating that would be approximately 2 inches of rain in that short amount of time causing the flash flooding." Calls came in to 911 quickly about cars stuck in the flash flooding in Hackensack, New Jersey where some rainfall totals are as high as six inches.
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