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Tri-state rainfall totals
FOX 5 NY's Nick Gregory takes a look at just how much rain fell across the Tri-State after a historic storm.
NEW YORK - A powerful rainstorm deluged the New York metropolitan area on Friday, shutting down some subways and commuter railroads, flooding streets and highways, and delaying flights into LaGuardia Airport.
Several areas in Brooklyn and Midtown Manhattan all had seen six inches of rainfall by noon.
As of 1 p.m., JFK Airport had had six inches of rainfall, while Ozone Park saw nearly seven inches of rain.
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Mayor Adams gives update on historic storm
Mayor Eric Adams shares the latest updates on New York City flooding.
Friday is the wettest day in New York City since September 1, 2021 when Hurricane Ida dumped 7 inches of rain on the city.
September has also become the 2nd wettest September on record, with 13.74 inches of rain falling in the city.
Here are the latest storm totals from the National Weather Service:
Bronx County
- Fordham - 6.26 inches
- Harlem - 5.37 inches
Kings County
- Brooklyn - 7.21 inches
- South Slope - 7.18 inches
- Prospect Park - 6.66 inches
- 1 N Bay Ridge - 6.28 inches
- Brooklyn College - 5.59 inches
New York (Manhattan) County
- Midtown Manhattan - 6.16 inches
- Central Park - 5.85 inches
- Manhattan - 4.66 inches
Queens County
- JFK Airport - 8.58 inches
- Ozone Park - 7.15 inches
- Bellerose - 6.66 inches
- Kew Garden Hills - 6.14 inches
- La Guardia Airport - 4.87 inches
Richmond County
- Staten Island - 3.32 inches
- Eltingville - 2.22 inches
Westchester County
- New Rochelle - 5.87 inches
- Rye Brook - 5.46 inches
- Elmsford - 4.76 inches
- Tarrytown - 4.56 inches
- Elmsford - 4.46 inches
Connecticut
Fairfield County
- Greenwich - 5.04 inches
- Stamford - 4.50 inches
- Norwalk - 3.96 inches
- Newtown - 3.75 inches
- Shelton - 3.53 inches
New Haven County
- Waterbury Airport - 3.58 inches
- Wolcott - 2.29 inches
New Jersey
Bergen County
- 1 SSE Franklin Lakes - 3.64 inches
- Ridgewood - 3.08 inches
- Tenafly - 2.72 inches
Essex County
- West Caldwell - 3.12 inches
- Caldwell - 2.96 inches
- Cedar Grove - 2.62 inches
Hudson County
- Hoboken - 3.48 inches
- 1 ENE Jersey City - 2.91 inches