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Between climate change and tornados, unlike hurricanes which there's a solid link to. the biggest thing with tornados not so much. the easiest thing to tie it to with regard to climate change is the rainfall. it can hold more water which can fuel things like the floods we saw. with tornados it is a bit of a stretch. >> talk about what is impacted, michael. nbc has a piece called "how rapid intensive indication built hurricane ida." a study last year published analyzed satellite images from the past four decades and found the chance a hurricane will develop into a category 3 storm or higher inc...

When you see the streets of new york looking like the river is flowing and people just in shock of what's going on. >> reporter: multiple sightings of tornadoes in the garden state. >> i heard, you know, this rattle and my daughter ran out and said get in the house, quick. >> reporter: one confirmed tornado tearing through this town just outside of philadelphia destroying several homes in its path. >> we hear just a little noise and next thing we heard we hear everything breaking. >> reporter: the severe weather bringing new york city to a standstill. heavy rains creating waterfalls rushing in...

And rescue boats coming out. it is a messy situation still this morning. ida prompting states of emergency across the tristate area. rainfall knocking out the entire new york subway system. shocking images of what is happening below ground forcing the city to declare an overnight travel ban. >> bill: monster tornadoes in new jersey and maryland leaving homes flattened. first bryan llenas reporting from queens in new york city. bryan, hello. >> bill and sandra good morning. at least eight people died in the historic rainfall and flooding in new york city. this is jamaica, queens. in this home b...

Yesterday. how frequently these things happen becomes more and more problematic. last night the rain fall rates were excessive, 3.24 inches at the international airport in one hours time, a month's worth of rainfall coming down in 60 minutes. 3.5 inches in central park, a similar thing. very little can handle that kind of rainfall. we don't have the drainage systems. these cities are old, they can't handle that rainfall. urban sprawl has led to a footprint that is soaking up more rainfall. i think the biggest things will be these systems. we are not created to handle these sort of events. >> m...

Kaitlan collins, live in times square after new york and new jersey are both under states of emergency after there was catastrophic flooding overnight that has stranded travelers throughout the city, throughout new jersey as well and there have been eight deaths reported related to these storms. we're covering at cnn. i want to go to christine romans who is in new jersey where people have abandoned their cars because they were essentially left with no options given how quickly this rainfall happened overnight, setting records happening within just an hour with several inches falling. christine...