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New York City faces a wet start to the week as municipal authorities issue alerts over anticipated inundation from incoming precipitation. Heavy rainfall is forecast to arrive late Sunday evening, with conditions persisting into Monday and posing risks to transportation networks across the five boroughs.
City officials have cautioned residents and commuters to prepare for disruptions during the Monday morning rush as water accumulation could affect roadways and transit systems. The flooding threat underscores the region’s ongoing vulnerability to intense precipitation events during seasonal transitions.
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