"Flooding on Beach 84th Street due to full moon high tide"

"Estimated water depth: 1-8in. This location is 3min south of the Hunts Point FloodNet sensor at Halleck St and Randall Ave and 0.5mi south of my other report location at the corner of Edgewater Rd and Lafayette Ave."

"Estimated water depth: 2-15in. These are two more photos illustrating the flooded intersection and road from report #179006. 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 8 inches."

"Estimated water depth: 2-15in. 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 8 inches. The sidewalk puddle had completely dried up overnight since yesterday's 2 inch puddle. It has since returned at 2-4 inches deep. DSCF 3819 was taken standing off of the curb to show the difference in water depth from the road to the pavement, roughly 5 inches."

"Estimated water depth: 3-5in. Rain was mostly constant throughout the day. This is at the same location as my previous report yesterday for Hunts Point, Bronx County . The water level has increased by 2in overnight."

"Ponding after heavy rainfall at the 27th Street underpass at Hoyt Ave N."

"Estimated water depth: 1-3in."

"Estimated water depth: 2-8 in. DSCF 3808 and 3809 were taken during high tide at 4:15PM where the water level had likely risen by 2in."

"Sudden severe storm dumped 1.3 inches of rain in an hour, most likely overflowing Martha Brown detention pond and other ponds that flow into it, upstream. Culvert was blocked by debris swept in from 10 acres of woods upstream."

"It was raining hard but water wasn't yet pooling badly at the curb"