Videos Of Flooding in New York Are Insane

The remnants of Hurricane Ida have hit the New York area and are currently drenching it in inches of water. The entire area is currently being pummeled by the rain and the videos emerging of the flooding are spectacular. Nothing has been spared. Roads, airports, the U.S. Open and, especially, the subway system are all being inundated.
What follows are some of the craziest photos and videos we found of the flooding in the area.
The subway system was just getting washed out. Bystanders caught some truly incredible footage:
Flooding in 28th St Station NYC!!! And everyone is taking videos!!!!#OnlyInNYC pic.twitter.com/eV2QlALEno
— Aleksander Milch (@AleksanderMilch) September 2, 2021
Houston St. Subway Station #OnlyinNYC pic.twitter.com/px9vZdIiMI
— Aleksander Milch (@AleksanderMilch) September 2, 2021
14th st Union square elevator….. NRQ uptown. @NY1 @RogerClark41 @patkiernan @NY1weather pic.twitter.com/wZLwf5HLMk
— Bobby (@YwalkWhenUcnFLY) September 2, 2021
ain’t no fucking way #NewYorkCity pic.twitter.com/WBsMuPNDhT
— Diana ? (@whatever_diana) September 2, 2021
Roads were no better as there appeared to be feet of water in some areas:
Severe flash flooding in Rego Park queens pic.twitter.com/lUTPFPRDsz
— Andi Yagudayev (@StormchaserNYC) September 2, 2021
People don’t care in queens ? bruh !- #queens #newyork #flooding #floods #hurricanida #flashflooding #Brooklyn #Manhattan #nyc #ny #nj #subwayflood #subway pic.twitter.com/tfMCC4dbAh
— . (@eddyisboring) September 2, 2021
Queens NY, flooded w/over 1-2ft of rain !- #queens #newyork #flooding #floods #hurricanida #flashflooding #Brooklyn #Manhattan #nyc #ny pic.twitter.com/PleQaVS0vl
— . (@eddyisboring) September 2, 2021
tfw everyone gets the flash flood alert on the subway at the same time pic.twitter.com/5ByUXMlgV7
— Rebecca Merrill (@enidbeck) September 2, 2021
THE BQE IS A F**KING LAKE. Good lord. pic.twitter.com/3u8PrZqrnP
— Nicholas Isabella (@NycStormChaser) September 2, 2021
Just landed back in NYC after a trip abroad and this is the scene from my Uber heading out of JFK. pic.twitter.com/vfypB5ql5C
— James West (@jameswest2010) September 2, 2021
This is incredible. New York City is under a flash flood *emergency* as rainfall comes down at 3 to 5 inches per hour. Video by Marianne Doherty. @NWSNewYorkNY is using words like “catastrophic” to convey impacts. @MyRadarWX
— Matthew Cappucci (@MatthewCappucci) September 2, 2021
Subways will flood, streets to rivers. Be safe #NYC pic.twitter.com/s8UdX7bdUY
A rare event: Tornado & flash flood warning in Manhattan. New York. To a Mumbaikar, it just feels like ‘Hello, Monsoon…’ pic.twitter.com/szVujPQNC8
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) September 2, 2021
This place in Brooklyn is toast:
??⚠️ — VIDEO: Heavy flooding in Boro Park, Brooklyn. pic.twitter.com/40SpypH5GA
— Belaaz (@TheBelaaz) September 2, 2021
Action was halted at the U.S. Open and crowds scurried for the exits. This photo below is ironic because Armstrong Stadium actually has a roof on it. It's clearly not working.
The rain inside Armstrong now reaching all corners of the court. Fans are fleeing to the concourse but there’s no shelter there, either. pic.twitter.com/OCUzBwHulm
— Brian Mahoney (@briancmahoney) September 2, 2021
The field at Yankee Stadium was a lake:
The outfield is underwater at the Stadium. pic.twitter.com/o645vwwtON
— Michael Kay (@RealMichaelKay) September 2, 2021
Even Newark Airport wasn't spared from flooding:
This is just unreal. Flooding INSIDE @EWRairport (credit: Kimberly Mairs). @DaveCurren @News12NJ @News12Weather @MichelePowersWx pic.twitter.com/iiwHa0WqLp
— News 12 NJ NewsDesk (@News12NJDesk) September 2, 2021
Here's hoping everyone in the New York area is staying safe. And please, for the love of God, avoid the subway.