U.S. northeast hit with once-in-1,000-year torrential rainfall, flash floods
At least one person is dead after torrential rainfall led to flash floods across parts of the northeastern United States. The rainfall there is being described as a once-in-a-thousand-year weather event, but New York's governor warns events like these are becoming the new normal.
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