Water pours into New York City subway stations as remains of Florence commute

NEW YORK (WABC) –

When it rains, it pours into New York – and that seems to be true also for the subway.

As showers and thunderstorms shifted into the area on Tuesday, several videos from viewers showed the impact of the remains of Florence.

The floods at L Station, 14th Street and 1st Avenue caused a slight mooring of commuters.

A video of Penn Station showed what appeared to be a waterfall as people waited for the next train.

Queens drivers have also encountered flooded streets:

Rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches will occur in most of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, the New York area, and southern and central New England. flood.

The remains of Florence will merge with another system that crosses the northeast and central Atlantic with a cold front.

In addition to the rain, expect strong rip currents along the beaches of New York, Long Island and New Jersey.

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