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New York Under Water After Heavy Rain; Airports, Subway Partially Hit
Heavy overnight rains have partially paralysed New York. A state of emergency has been declared in the city that witnessed one of its wettest days in decades.
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Video: "Plan Escape," Says New York Governor As Flash Floods Hit City
New York City declared a state of emergency as strong torrential rains triggered flash floods and crippled movement across the city
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44 Dead As Flash Floods Hit New York Area In "Historic" Weather Event
Record rainfall, which prompted an unprecedented flash flood emergency warning for New York City, turned streets into rivers and shut down subway services as water cascaded down platforms onto tracks.
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8 Dead As New York City Hit By Flash Flood Caused By Storm Ida
At least eight people have died in New York after the city was inundated by flash flooding, police said Thursday, as Storm Ida affected the northeast United States, forcing flight cancellations and state of emergency declarations.
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British PM David Cameron On Spot Over Floods As Europe Hit By Freak Weather
British Prime Minister David Cameron visited the flood-hit historic city of York on Monday as thousands of people in northern England started a clean-up amid volatile weather conditions around Europe.
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Blizzard Hits Boston and New England, Spares New York Despite Forecasts
A powerful blizzard struck Boston and surrounding New England on Tuesday, leaving some 4.5 million people grappling with as much as three feet of snow and coastal flooding but sparing New York City residents who had braced for a significant blast.
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9/11 memorial reopens after Sandy flooding
The September 11 memorial in New York, hit by flooding during superstorm Sandy, reopened on Monday, its president said.
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Snowy post-Sandy storm hits shaky US east coast
The New York-New Jersey region woke up to wet snow, hundreds of cancelled flights and more power outages on Thursday after a new storm pushed back efforts to recover from a superstorm that left millions powerless and dozens dead last week. The storm did not bring a second wave of flooding that some had feared.
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Superstorm Sandy takes down Huffington Post, Gawker websites
Sandy, one of the biggest storms ever to hit eastern United States, flooded servers of Datagram Inc in New York City, bringing down several media websites it hosts, including Huffington Post and Gawker.
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Hurricane Sandy takes down Huffington Post, Gawker websites
Sandy, one of the biggest storms ever to hit eastern United States, flooded servers of Datagram Inc in New York City, bringing down several media websites it hosts, including Huffington Post and Gawker.
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Evacuations, market shutdowns as U.S. braces for Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy, which could become the largest storm ever to hit the United States, is set to bring much of the East Coast, including New York and Washington, to a virtual standstill in the next few days with battering winds, flooding and the risk of widespread power outages.
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Superstorm Hurricane Sandy could hit hard in Boston, New York, Washington
Tens of millions of people along the US East Coast girded themselves on Sunday for Hurricane Sandy, a gigantic storm forecast to assault the densely populated region with battering winds, dangerous flooding and even heavy snowfall.
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Thailand hit by worst flood in decades
Devastating floods spreading from northeastern Thailand have left 17 people dead over the past two weeks as heavy rainfall has put entire villages underwater, destroyed crops and disrupted transportation and commerce.Thailand's relatively well organized government services appeared to have been caught by surprise and in some areas overwhelmed...
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New York Under Water After Heavy Rain; Airports, Subway Partially Hit
Heavy overnight rains have partially paralysed New York. A state of emergency has been declared in the city that witnessed one of its wettest days in decades.
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Video: "Plan Escape," Says New York Governor As Flash Floods Hit City
New York City declared a state of emergency as strong torrential rains triggered flash floods and crippled movement across the city
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44 Dead As Flash Floods Hit New York Area In "Historic" Weather Event
Record rainfall, which prompted an unprecedented flash flood emergency warning for New York City, turned streets into rivers and shut down subway services as water cascaded down platforms onto tracks.
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8 Dead As New York City Hit By Flash Flood Caused By Storm Ida
At least eight people have died in New York after the city was inundated by flash flooding, police said Thursday, as Storm Ida affected the northeast United States, forcing flight cancellations and state of emergency declarations.
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British PM David Cameron On Spot Over Floods As Europe Hit By Freak Weather
British Prime Minister David Cameron visited the flood-hit historic city of York on Monday as thousands of people in northern England started a clean-up amid volatile weather conditions around Europe.
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Blizzard Hits Boston and New England, Spares New York Despite Forecasts
A powerful blizzard struck Boston and surrounding New England on Tuesday, leaving some 4.5 million people grappling with as much as three feet of snow and coastal flooding but sparing New York City residents who had braced for a significant blast.
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9/11 memorial reopens after Sandy flooding
The September 11 memorial in New York, hit by flooding during superstorm Sandy, reopened on Monday, its president said.
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Snowy post-Sandy storm hits shaky US east coast
The New York-New Jersey region woke up to wet snow, hundreds of cancelled flights and more power outages on Thursday after a new storm pushed back efforts to recover from a superstorm that left millions powerless and dozens dead last week. The storm did not bring a second wave of flooding that some had feared.
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Superstorm Sandy takes down Huffington Post, Gawker websites
Sandy, one of the biggest storms ever to hit eastern United States, flooded servers of Datagram Inc in New York City, bringing down several media websites it hosts, including Huffington Post and Gawker.
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Hurricane Sandy takes down Huffington Post, Gawker websites
Sandy, one of the biggest storms ever to hit eastern United States, flooded servers of Datagram Inc in New York City, bringing down several media websites it hosts, including Huffington Post and Gawker.
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Evacuations, market shutdowns as U.S. braces for Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy, which could become the largest storm ever to hit the United States, is set to bring much of the East Coast, including New York and Washington, to a virtual standstill in the next few days with battering winds, flooding and the risk of widespread power outages.
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Superstorm Hurricane Sandy could hit hard in Boston, New York, Washington
Tens of millions of people along the US East Coast girded themselves on Sunday for Hurricane Sandy, a gigantic storm forecast to assault the densely populated region with battering winds, dangerous flooding and even heavy snowfall.
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Thailand hit by worst flood in decades
Devastating floods spreading from northeastern Thailand have left 17 people dead over the past two weeks as heavy rainfall has put entire villages underwater, destroyed crops and disrupted transportation and commerce.Thailand's relatively well organized government services appeared to have been caught by surprise and in some areas overwhelmed...
