People not from the area may think I'm exaggerating, but you wouldn't believe the frequency and intensity of the downpours here.
I live in Queens, and my neighborhood is semi-underwater.
The latest stuff knocked out my Internet completely and I had some time-sensitive material to take care of on the Internet, so I walked about a mile to another location. Before I got to the corner of my block, my sneakers all the way up to my ankles were filled with water. I should've worn boots, but they restrict movement.
There are places on the way I couldn't cross because the water level was too high. I had to change my route.
It's frightening how hard it was coming down. And every time I open my windows (when the rain briefly stops), my house gets soaked. I can't open the windows anymore because the periods of dryness are so short.
Everything is flooded. The streets, the sidewalks, you name it.
I live in Queens, and my neighborhood is semi-underwater.
The latest stuff knocked out my Internet completely and I had some time-sensitive material to take care of on the Internet, so I walked about a mile to another location. Before I got to the corner of my block, my sneakers all the way up to my ankles were filled with water. I should've worn boots, but they restrict movement.
There are places on the way I couldn't cross because the water level was too high. I had to change my route.
It's frightening how hard it was coming down. And every time I open my windows (when the rain briefly stops), my house gets soaked. I can't open the windows anymore because the periods of dryness are so short.
Everything is flooded. The streets, the sidewalks, you name it.