Firefighters responded to a call of a person trapped in a flooded basement in East Flatbush around 4:25 p.m. after a squall dumped heavy rains on the city.

Brooklyn was soaked with about 2 inches of rain on Thursday, with parked cars submerging in water in Sheepshead Bay, Midwood and Bed-Stuy. One Wingate resident died after trying to save his pet dogs from his basement home.

A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Manhattan until 5:30 PM as heavy rain floods streets and highways. Over 6.9 million people are under alert, with officials urging residents to avoid flooded areas and move to higher ground.

An intense storm in NYC caused flash flooding, leading to the deaths of two men in Brooklyn and Washington Heights during separate basement incidents.

A flash flood warning was in effect for the New York metropolitan area as heavy rain soaked the city on Thursday,. The National Weather Service (NWS) said a squall line was responsible for downpours experienced in the five boroughs.

A Natchez woman lost her life after being swept into a storm drain during flash flooding on Sunday. Family members mourn as the community calls for prayers and increased safety measures.

Lake and Brevard county residents are still dealing with the aftermath of Sunday's flash flood. In Eustis, the storm dropped 19.7 inches of rain and over 200 homes were flooded in Brevard County – leaving behind feet of standing water in some areas in Titusville.

On Thursday at 7:47 p.m. the National Weather Service released an updated coastal flood advisory in effect until Friday at midnight for Lower Bucks as well as Delaware and Philadelphia counties.

Titusville officials warn residents to avoid roads as flash flood warning affects Brevard County with nearly 11 inches of rain. National Weather Service issued warnings through 10 p.m. Sunday for Titusville,

Following record rainfall, severe flooding in Eustis and Mount Dora has led to flash flood warnings and road closures. The National Weather Service has declared the situation dangerous, advising residents to avoid travel.