Thursday will be a First Alert Weather Day as we deal with the messy conditions, especially during the morning commute.

Parts of New York City saw record rainfall on Thursday, and the deluge flooded some streets and subway stations. According to NYC Emergency Management, the National Weather Service reported that 1.8 inches of rain fell in Central Park on Thursday. That would preliminarily break the previous known record set in 1917, the department said .

The National Weather Service announced on the US social media company X’s platform that preliminary records were broken, with 1.80 inches of rainfall in Central Park and 1.97 inches at LaGuardia Airport, surpassing the previous records of 1.64 inches in 1917 and 1.18 inches in 1955, respectively.

Alert Issued For Brooklyn, Queens, and Bronx As Rain Drench New York City, US News, Times Now

A person died after a basement flooded in Brooklyn on Thursday as heavy rains drenched New York City and the region, authorities said

Rain will intensify throughout Thursday, with the heaviest downpours expected late afternoon into early evening.

Brooklyn and Manhattan were under a flash flood warning Thursday afternoon as heavy downpours fell across the city. Up to 4 inches of rain could fall in the area by late Friday, according to the National Weather Service, with gusting winds of up to 50 miles per hour possible in coastal areas of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

NEW YORK — At least two people were killed in record flooding that hit New York City. The two men were found dead in flooded basements in Brooklyn and Upper Manhattan, The New York Times reported.

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