In total, the MTA said 200 stations flooded during the major storms, which amounts to nearly half of the all stations throughout the system. In 2023, 88 stations sustained some form of flooding ...

A video of an individual wading through waste-high flood water inside a subway station featured in news reports published about flooding in New York in 2021 and pre-dates the torrential rains that ...

But for other stations and other parts of the subway system, “where you would see deeper levels of flooding, you probably need something else.” The MTA spent $64 million after the 2007 rain ...

New Yorkers on Saturday were reeling from one of the city's wettest days in decades, which flooded flooded subway stations, stranded dozens of buses and snarled travel in the city.. The worst was ...

Every time it heavily rains in New York City, subway stations get flooded. We've seen it happen plenty of times before and, yet, when new videos of similar occurrences show up, we can't look away.

The brutal morning commute highlighted an undeniable reality: the subway system remains vulnerable to floods, despite billions in investments since Hurricane Sandy in 2012 and Hurricane Ida in 2021.

The rain was heavy on Monday, and the scene at Dyckman Street was familiar: a rush of water pouring into a subway station from the ceiling and flooding the tracks. Inwood saw some of the worst of ...

Heavy rainfall pounded New York City and the surrounding region Friday morning, flooding subway stations and major roadways. Credit... Supported by By Matthew Bloch Keith Collins Sarah Kerr Zach ...

TIMES SQUARE, Manhattan (PIX11) – Rain fell inside the Times Square subway station on Wednesday as a storm system made its way through New York City. The water flooded the No. 7 train platform ...

The TTC announced at 6:30 a.m. on Monday that "Trains are not stopping at Museum due to flooding," with subway trains instead passing through the Line 1 station as crews attempt to clean up the mess.