Ida 1 year later: Some Rye Brook residents contemplating moving
Flood water from the nearby Blind Brook remains a serious threat, so many are considering selling their homes.
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Flood water from the nearby Blind Brook remains a serious threat, so many are considering selling their homes.
A year after torrential rain spun off from Hurricane Ida flooded their neighborhood, residents in one suburb have a big decision to make -- should they stay put, or should they sell their homes and see them torn down? CBS2's Tony Aiello visited the village of Rye Brook.
Flash flooding is happening now in places where it hasn't before.
For the one-year anniversary of Ida, we're reflecting on the flash flooding that stole lives and looking ahead to the future. Will a warming climate lead to more flash flooding in the Tri-State Area? CBS2's Vanessa Murdock shares projections made by climate scientists.
This year, in advance of the busiest part of the storm season, a stop-gap measure is being implemented.
We're approaching one year since Ida slammed our area and Central Queens suffered devastating effects of record rainfall from the remnants of the hurricane. CBS2's Mary Calvi reports the city is stepping up with some new protective measures.
A year after the remnants of the Hurricane struck our area, CBS2 is checking in with those who were hit hard.
It has been almost a year since Hurricane Ida's deadly fury hit the Tri-State Area. Lives were lost and homes were destroyed. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis went to the city to see what's being done to prevent the impact of another Ida.
But all that's about to change as Sept. 6 is the day everyone will return to refurbished Cresskill schools.
The remnants of Hurricane Ida destroyed the middle and highs schools in Cresskill. Students have not been back since. That will change this week, CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports.
Ida came down hard on East Elmhurst, quickly flooding the streets and people's homes, CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reports.
