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The week began with wet conditions across New York City as municipal authorities cautioned residents about potential flooding hazards Monday morning. Substantial rainfall moved into the metropolitan area during early hours, coinciding with the start of the morning commute and posing challenges for transportation networks.
NYC officials warned that the deluge could bring street flooding and travel disruptions as the system developed over the region. Commuters were advised to take precautions as precipitation intensified during peak departure times.
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