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In new York because of the storm flooded the streets // CBS: New Yorkers after the storm moved through the streets on kayaks

Heavy rain continues to fall on the east coast of the United States due to the storm. In the coastal areas of New York and New Jersey flooded streets.

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Heavy rain continues to fall on the east coast of the United States due to the storm. In the coastal areas of New York and New Jersey flooded streets. In eastern Massachusetts, there is a flood warning.

According to CBS News, residents of New York and New Jersey moved through flooded streets in kayaks and canoes. Parked cars were partially or almost completely in the water.

The storm hit the northeastern United States on September 25. Heavy rains continued for three days. About 21,000 homes were left without electricity. One person died in New York.

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