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NYC FLOODING | Mayor Adams defends speed of admin’s response to torrential rain, flash floods across city

By Ethan Stark-Miller
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Posted on September 29, 2023

Mayor Eric Adams defended the pace of his administration’s public messaging on heavy rainfall and severe flooding that drenched the city, leaving cars stranded on flooded roads and half the subway system either fully or partially suspended, on Friday.

Several local pols were quick to blast the mayor, believing hizzoner had not communicated about the storm conditions quickly and clearly.

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NYC FLOODING | Mayor Adams defends speed of admin’s response to torrential rain, flash floods across city

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