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Flash Flood in Suffolk County, New York

Flash Flood October 14, 2005 · Suffolk County, New York

$11.0M
Damage as recorded

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The wider storm

Periods of heavy rain continued throughout the day. Bands of torrential rain produced widespread and significant flash flooding of low lying and poor drainage areas, including streets, basements, roofs, and ceilings, as well as small creeks throughout Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Trained spotters reported up to 6 feet of water in basements throughout Massapequa. They reported serious flooding along Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, where cars were submerged, and the Grand Central Parkway in Queens. Several trees and power poles were leaning from soggy ground. Preliminary damage cost estimates were $22 million for Long Island.

Began near Countywide (40.9667, -72.6333).

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 5481959. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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