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Delhi has received 1,502.8 mm of rainfall so far this year. This is the highest annual precipitation the city has seen since 1933.

Damaging winds and isolated tornados, but overnight tonight, it really isnt until tomorrow, the area of low pressure transfers its energy offshore. hurricane force wind gusts, areas of around new england, boston, cape cod, nantucket are going to see coastal erosion. heavy amounts of rain. we could see an inch an hour. heavy for parts from around philadelphia to new york city. 4 to 6 inches, some higher than that. 30 million americans under flash flood watches. to the west coast because we have a...

Towards new york city theres convergence going on, so its prolonging the rain. yes 4.45 inches in new york city was a daily rainfall record that has stood since 1888. they also got just under two inches in one hour, thats the greatest rainfall for one hour in new york city. more flooding is going to be a problem for all of new england as this dog leg to the right slows the system down. we could see record-breaking rainfall in the next few days for some states in new england. the system has a lot...

But youre talking about a situation that is a little more similar to gloria many years ago, if it were to, you know, hit our area as a cat one. were hoping it stays off to the east and we dodge the bullet on that one. >> yeah, were hoping so, too. were hoping that folks are prepared and that crews are not facing any real challenges when they get out there after the storm passes. ryan murphy, thank you so much for the time. keep us updated if there is any information you need to get out there. >>...

Central park yesterday with the concert, everyone excited. 4.45 daily was a record that stood since 1888. they also picked up a 24-hour rainfall record, the most ever -- in one hour i should say, less than two inches. you add in these colors of yellow and orange and it will be quite staggering. this is where it gets interesting, all the rain is on the western flank. we had our landfall in rhode island. you can see it now moving across connecticut. rhode island is rain-free right now. thats good ...

England. we just got word from the national weather service in new york city that central park broke a record rainfall record yesterday. um, they picked up 4.45 inches of rain. the previous record which was from the late-19th century, so a longstanding record, was 4.19 inches. so this is already a record-setting rain event as the system pushes to the north. we are going to see more in the way of records being broken across the northeast in terms of rainfall. the save grace here is that -- um -- ...

Inches in one hour. the detail rainfall record for august 21st is about 4.5 inches. we were close to seeing a daily record in a matter of hours. were going to continue to see really heavy rainfall from long island, new york city, all the way up into possibly new hampshire. some of these, and this is going to be on the west side of the track. on the east side were going to see storm surge. this record rainfall here, because some of us will be dealing with record rainfall as the system stalls out ...

Charts in a part of the world that is so unused to this kind of weather activity that they have to say this is a once-in afonce once-in-a-thousand year event, well over a century this. is exactly what the worst predictions were even five, ten years ago this would have been alarmist to see what was happening. here we are. >> it seems like its happening sooner than any of us anticipated. we know in california, they reported its driest rainfall record and thats on top of an existing drouchlt where ...

61 in hatteras, 64 around elizabeth city, so youve got have very gusty winds. and all of those areas that have had fluc chaugs anywhere from 70 to 80 mile per hour wind gusts. as those outer bands continue to push onshore for states like north carolina but as well as virginia tornados will still be a threat. flash flood warnings and flood watches are in effect for several states now because of those heavy bands of rain that will continue to come in. you have to keep in mind even though additiona...

We do still have pretty strong wind gusts along the coastline, 40, 50, even 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts still being felt at this hour. the rain bands are still there. there is still the potential for some of these bands as they move onshore to perhaps have some rotation with them, so its not out of the question to still perhaps have the tornado threat for the next few hours as well. we had over 20 tornado reports in just the last 48 hours. another big threat is still the ongoing flooding. youve ...