"Second flood condition of the day."

"Day 4"

"Beach 29th St"

"Day 4"

"Second flood of Day 3."

"Still rising"

"Day 3 has started after two floods yesterday"

"Second flood of the day! The first lasted from approximately 7 am to 9 am"

"Day 2"

"Flooding advanced to cover most of the middle of the street."

"Day 1?"

"Estimated water depth: 1-2in. This is at the same location as my previous report from the past two days for the Hunts Point Riverside Park parking lot, Bronx County, NY post rain. The water level has decreased overnight by 2-3in. It took 3 days for the puddles to start drying up after receiving increased rainfall yesterday."

"Estimated water depth: 4-8.5in. This is at the same location as my previous report from the past two days for Hunts Point, Bronx County post rain. The water level has decreased overnight by 2-3.5in. Most of the puddles on the Edgewater Rd east sidewalk are dried up or 1in deep. The deepest section is by the DEP storm drain where the water level is 8.5in as can been seen in DSCF 431 where it is under my wellington handles."

"Estimated water depth: 3-5in. This is at the same location as my previous report yesterday for the Hunts Point Riverside Park parking lot, Bronx County, NY. The water level has risen overnight. Increasing by roughly 1-2 inches. The rain fell heavily around 6PM. The water level has likely since increased by another inch.""

"Estimated water depth: 6-12 inches. This is at the same location as my previous report yesterday for Hunts Point, Bronx County. The water level has increased significantly overnight. Increasing by roughly 2-6 inches. My wellingtons were submerged above the handles as can be seen in DSCF 417. The rain fell heavily around 6PM. The water level has likely since increased by another inch or two at least."

"Image 0(facing the apartment building complexes) was shot at 9:35AM. Image 1(facing P.S. 15 Roberto Clemente Elementary School) was shot at the same place in the opposite direction at 10:44AM."

"Estimated water depth: 2-4in."

"Estimated water depth: 4-6in."

"Start of today’s flooding."

"Beach 37th Street flooding during high tide."

"Swamp"

"Typical Main Street flooding Northport (photo not mine)"

"This is typical Main Street flooding (photo not my own)"