Last night, June 19, over the States of new York and new Jersey was swept by a devastating storm.
Gusty winds, flooded streets, frightening lightning and fallen trees, residents of the two States share the photos and videos of the disaster in social networks.
A couple of hours ago.
Riverside Dr. @ 97th St. Was a lake.#Downpour #UpperWestSide #nyc #manhattan #floodnyc @CBS7News @ny1 @westsiderag pic.twitter.com/6iuzHBoW0d
— Gimo Nasiff (@GimoNasiff) June 20, 2017
So, on Broadway, Upper West Side 97th and 99th Riverside fell large trees. A huge tree also fell on a house in Hawthorne, new Jersey. At this point the homeowner was asleep, but he was not injured.
Tree fell on moving car at Riverside and 99th street. #uws @ABC7 @NY1 @westsiderag pic.twitter.com/FbKqM4mgEY
— Gimo Nasiff (@GimoNasiff) June 19, 2017
#iPhone7 pic.twitter.com/omtTLyDP2Z
— Humdrum Harv (@harvardheinous) June 19, 2017
Because heavy rains flooded the metro BD DeKalb Avenue in Brooklyn.
It’s raining INSIDE the DeKalb Ave station. FIX THE DAMN SUBWAYS @NYGovCuomo #MTAsucks #Cuomosucksmore pic.twitter.com/iGIMRdR7rP
— Peter Kayaian (@PKayaian) June 19, 2017
And when the storm passes over new York is spread a huge rainbow.
Purple rain, purple rain. ☔ I?? #nbc4ny pic.twitter.com/GIfRnvI73r
— Lauren Scala (@LaurenScala4NY) June 20, 2017
The rest of the week in new York will be warm, relatively quiet, but still wet weather. Places on Wednesday and Friday, possible showers, but until a new storm is not expected.
