Weather

Back in June, smoke from the Canadian wildfires blanketed New York City with some of the most unhealthy air quality levels on the planet.

Some parts of the region got hit worse than others. In Queens cars could be seen floating, and houses with serious structural damage.

Con Edison said that in order to make repairs to the electrical system, they would have to temporarily shut down all the power and that it could take several days to resume operations as normal.

Several parts of New York City has seen over 6 inches of rain already today.

Less than four months ago Mayor Eric Adams faced fierce criticism for not warning New Yorkers when smoke covered the city and the air quality dipped to dangerous levels.

Heavy rains resulted in flooding across many parts of the New York City region on Friday, prompting a state of emergency and strict warning from NYC Mayor Eric Adams.

Vehicles can be seen pressing through several inches of water after heavy rain triggered flash floods in the area.

Long Island is under a state of emergency.

Photos and video posted on social media showed water pouring into subway stations and basements, and reaching the top of cars' wheels in parts of New York City.

Gov. Murphy is encouraging residents in the north and central regions of the state to hunker down because the threat of flooding hasn't completely passed.

Roughly five inches of rain has fallen in some Westchester County communities.

Terminal A at LaGuardia Airport is closed until further notice due to major flooding and heavy rain in the area.

Some areas of New York City could see over 7 inches of rain. FOX 5 NY's Mike Woods has the details.