A serious flash flood threat is affecting the Northeast, particularly New England. Heavy rain from an unusually strong summer storm has triggered water rescues and travel disruptions in the area. Rainfall totals have reached 2 to 6 inches in New York's Hudson Valley, with downpours still ongoing.

Flash flood warnings were in effect from Connecticut to Albany, New York, due to slow-moving downpours. Further details on the flash flood threat and its impacts are available from CNN, including video footage of flooding in Guilderland, New York, where multiple roads were closed and cars were stranded in floodwater.