"Northeast Braces for Severe Storm with Heavy Rain, High Winds, and Flooding Threat"

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A storm hit New York City with heavy rain and high winds, causing power outages for nearly 89,000 residents and leading to warnings of potential delays and disruptions to transportation services. The National Weather Service predicted 2 to 4 inches of rain and advised residents to take necessary precautions, while the Department of Transportation warned of potential delays to Staten Island Ferry service. The inclement weather is part of Winter Storm Finn moving east, with another round of wet weather expected over the weekend.
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- Westchester County residents prepare for potential widespread river flooding Eyewitness News ABC7NY
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