Daily Mail Online Article RatingNYC is drenched and roads flooded from Tropical Storm Ophelia
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58% : The MTA tried o get ahead of the storm as workers started checking storm drains at the 157th Street subway station on ThursdayThe downpours are caused by the remains of Tropical Storm Ophelia, experts saidThe potential flood threat can be dangerous for cities like New York, considering how Hurricane Ida drowned 11 including a two-year-old boy in their basement apartments in 2021.57% : The MTA is also trying to get ahead of the storm as workers started checking storm drains at the 157th Street subway station on Thursday.
54% : If you must travel, consider using public transportation and allow for extra travel time, and if you must drive, do not enter flooded roadways,' he added.
47% : States of emergency were declared last week in Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland.
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