Two dead in New Jersey as soaked US northeast braces for more rain
Briefly

Severe flash flooding in the northeastern United States has resulted in the deaths of at least two people in New Jersey, with additional fatalities reported. Governor Phil Murphy has urged residents to stay alert due to high humidity and storm intensity in the area. Flood warnings in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania were issued, with many areas still affected by floodwaters. Subway stations in New York have been flooded, and the National Weather Service reports that a moisture-rich airmass will continue causing thunderstorms with heavy rain, leading to flash flooding.
Authorities have warned residents to avoid unnecessary travel as waters inundate transportation infrastructure. Flood warnings were issued due to heavy rain causing travel chaos and fatalities.
Governor Phil Murphy noted the deaths occurred in Plainfield and North Plainfield, with strong warnings for residents to stay alert during this high intensity storm pattern.
Flooding has resulted in severe impacts, with videos showing subway stations in New York City filled with water, and reports of stranded vehicles across New Jersey.
The National Weather Service indicates that the moisture-rich summer airmass will continue causing scattered thunderstorms capable of heavy downpours and flash flooding over the region.
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