Flash floods from 'training thunderstorms' leave 2 dead in Connecticut
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Associated Press OXFORD, Conn. (AP) — Torrential rain flooded parts of Connecticut and New York’s Long Island, washing out roads, trapping people in cars and a restaurant, and sweeping two people into a river.
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Associated Press OXFORD, Conn. (AP) — Torrential rain flooded parts of Connecticut and New York’s Long Island, washing out roads, trapping people in cars and a restaurant, and sweeping two people into a river.
Parts of Connecticut and New York's Long Island are cleaning up after torrential rain washed out roads, trapped people and reportedly swept two into a river.
Parts of Connecticut and Long Island are cleaning up after torrential rains washed out roads, trapped people in cars and a restaurant, and reportedly swept two people into a river.
Two people are dead in Connecticut after catastrophic flooding destroyed roads and bridges and trapped terrified residents as rapidly rising water cut off escape routes.
Floodwaters in Connecticut killed two women Sunday -- including one who futilely tried clinging to a street sign but ended up swept to her death by the raging tide, authorities say.
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