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New Jersey Flash Floods: Viral Videos Show Cars Submerged In Plainfield, Scotch Plains; NJ Transit Faces Major Delays

Zee News Tuesday, 15 July 2025 ()
Dramatic viral videos reveal widespread flash flooding across New Jersey, with vehicles stranded in Plainfield, Scotch Plains, and Route 22. NJ Transit commuters face significant delays as severe weather impacts the state.  
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News video: New Jersey begins recovery after deadly flash floods

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New Jersey begins recovery after deadly flash floods Authorities confirmed that two people died in Plainfield, New Jersey, when their car was swept away by flash floods during a powerful storm. READ MORE :...

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