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Flash flooding caused by the remnants of Hurricane Ida killed at least 17 people in the New York area overnight into yesterday, including several who perished in their basements during the “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. “I’m 50 years old and I’ve never seen that much rain ever,” said Metodija Mihajlov whose basement of his Manhattan restaurant was flooded with three inches of water. “It was like living in the jungle, like tropical rain. Unbelievable. Everything is so strange this year,” he said. H

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