NEW YORK (PIX11) — Parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have seen steady rainfall for days during the nor’easter that has brought flooding across the tri-state.
Travel was significantly impacted all weekend, from flights to public transit. One NYCHA worker was killed by a falling tree Saturday, officials confirmed.
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The consistent rain was expected to continue into Monday, but has already done enough to fill roads and neighborhoods up and down the coast.
Here are preemptive rainfall totals from across the tri-state in the last 72 hours, according to the National Weather Service:
New York
Orient Point: 10.40 inches
East Hampton: 3.55 inches
Eastport: 4.40 inches
East Setauket: 4.18 inches
Saint James: 4.07 inches
Commack: 4.83 inches
Syosset: 4.01 inches
Long Beach: 3.50 inches
Ozone Park: 3.38 inches
Coney Island: 2.44 inches
New Jersey
Voorhees: 5.02 inches
Seaside Park: 4.17 inches
Point Pleasant: 4.88 inches
Wall Township: 4.63 inches
Neptune: 4.88 inches
Old Bridge: 4.48 inches
Woodbridge: 2.69 inches
Holmdel: 4.82 inches
Tenafly: 2.04 inches
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Spencer Gustafson is a digital content producer from Long Island who has covered New York state and city news since 2023. See more of his work here.