Connecticut Braces for More Flooding as Towns Declare Emergencies

The town of Norfolk in Connecticut issued an emergency declaration as severe flash flooding caused damage and closed multiple roadways. The National Weather Service warned of more flooding risks across the state due to heavy rainfall. Volunteer firefighters and emergency management teams went door to door to check on residents affected by the flooding. Road closures were in place, and residents were urged to call 911 if they needed help. The NWS reminded drivers not to cross flooded roads and issued flood warnings for several areas. In New York, a woman died as her home was surrounded by floodwaters.