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The remnants of Hurricane Ida have arrived in New York City. Threading some videos with locations.
28th St & 7 Ave subway station (Chelsea, Manhattan)
Franklin Av & Fulton St (Bedstuy, Brooklyn)
4th Av & Carroll St (Park Slope, Brooklyn)
N12th & Driggs Ave (Williamsburg, Brooklyn)
N11th & Roebling (Williamsburg, Brooklyn)
Knickerbocker & DeKalb (Bushwick, Brooklyn)
Update: Mayor Bill de Blasio has declared a state of emergency in New York City, citing “record breaking rain across the city, brutal flooding and dangerous conditions on our roads.”
reportedly Borough Park, Brooklyn
Broadway & Queens Blvd (Elmhurst, Queens)
E 22nd St (Manhattan — filmer tweeted she's safe)
Louis Armstrong Stadium (Corona, Queens)
Forrest Hill Rd & Richmond Av (New Springville, Staten Island)
14th St - Union Sq (Manhattan)
Second perspective on 28th St & 7 Ave subway station (Chelsea, Manhattan)
Third perspective on 28th & 7 Av subway station (Chelsea, Manhattan)
doesn't need location, it's just: new york
FDR Dr & E 78th St (Upper East Side, Manhattan)
Dorchester Rd & Ocean Av (Flatbush, Brooklyn)
Bronx River Pkwy at Westchester Av (Soundview, The Bronx)
Jefferson St subway station (Bushwick, Brooklyn)
This is north of NYC, Central Park Av in Scarsdale
toilets, lots of videos of toilets
Milburn Av & Main St (Short Hills, New Jersey)
for the record, this video is old and unrelated
okay, it's a geolocation challenge
N10th & Roebling (Williamsburg, Brooklyn)
4th Av & Garfield Pl (Gowanus, Brooklyn)

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