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Heavy rain pounds southwestern CT, leading to street flooding, water rescues, stranded campers
Heavy rain pounded southwestern Connecticut Sunday afternoon, leading to flooded roads and basements, water rescues and even mudslides. At least two people have died from the storms, state police said. In western New Haven County, authorities on Monday recovered two bodies, which are believed to be those of two women...
Metro-North Danbury, Waterbury lines suspended through Monday morning commute
After severe flooding hit Connecticut on Sunday leading to a flash flood emergency for New Haven and Fairfield counties, Metro-North announced multiple lines would be suspended through the Monday morning commute. Metro-North said service on the Danbury and Waterbury lines would be suspended through Monday morning. Commuters were urged to...
At least 1 person missing and about 100 evacuated by rescue crews as flash flooding hit parts of Connecticut and New York
CNN — At least one person is missing and about 100 people have been evacuated by urban search and rescue crews after heavy rainfall caused a flash flood emergency in the Connecticut counties of New Haven and Fairfield, and other such warnings are scattered across the Northeast, impacting travel in the region, officials said.
Water rescues needed after Connecticut flash floods wash out roads, cause mudslides
Significant rainfall totals nearing a foot across southwestern Connecticut caused the National Weather Service to issue a Flash Flood Emergency on Sunday as law enforcement worked multiple water rescues across the region. Thunderstorms producing heavy rainfall continued to move across Fairfield and New Haven counties on Sunday afternoon, dropping between...
Historic flooding in Connecticut forces evacuations and water rescues
Historic flooding in parts of Connecticut closed roads, forced water rescues and caused mudslides on Sunday. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency for the risk for catastrophic flooding in Fairfield and New Haven counties through the evening. The Southbury Police Department asked residents in a Facebook post...
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