flooding

I flew to Vegas for opening night of the Backstreet Boys residency at Sphere, but the weather back in NY/NJ made it insanely hard to get home.

City Manager Kyle Lovell and Mayor Rick Rossi have declared a State of Emergency in the City of Oneida due to flooding concerns as Oneida Creek is expected to crest at 17 feet. Residents on several streets are being asked to evacuate voluntarily. The Kallet Civic Center is open as a shelter, and police and fire crews are going door-to-door with notifications.

Water rose in the popular tourist destination from 0 feet to 8 feet in 45 minutes.

Another Flood Watch is in effect for Central New York as more heavy rain heads our way. With saturated ground and swollen waterways, even a short downpour could lead to flooding. Officials urge drivers to stay alert and avoid flooded roads.

Heavy rains brought unexpected flooding to Howe Caverns, forcing the closure of the popular underground destination for 24 hours. Water filled key areas of the cave system, prompting emergency cleanup efforts and a temporary pause on tours.

A section of New York state Route 26 in Endicott was shut down for several hours because of flooding related to a pumping system problem.

Stay informed about potential flooding in New York and take precautions to protect your property and loved ones before and after.

Could Hurricane Debby bring flooding to Upstate New York? River towns in particular are keeping a close eye on the situation as memories of the floods of 2006 and 2011 resurface.

The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook with a Flood Watch and Flash Flood Warning in Central New York and Northeastern Pennsylvania.

A new law requires sellers in New York to disclose whether or not their property has ever suffered flood damage or is at risk of flooding.