Flash flooding swept across parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, disrupting a half-marathon and leaving some motorists stranded, according to the BBC, which cited CBS News.
The flooding forced runners to contend with water described as reaching waist depth. The BBC’s account said the event was interrupted as floodwaters spread through affected areas.
Authorities carried out water rescues, while cars were submerged or left unable to move. The supplied report does not identify the number of rescues, vehicles affected or any injuries.
Connecticut officials said parts of the state received up to seven inches of rain in a very short period, according to CBS News. The report did not provide a wider rainfall total or explain how many communities experienced the heaviest conditions.
The flooding affected three northeastern states named in the report: New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. No additional details about transport disruptions, property damage or the duration of the flooding were provided.