WEIRD WET WEATHER WREAKS HAVOC IN NYC

<p><strong>Food and Travel Nation</strong><br /> <strong>with Elizabeth Dougherty</strong><br /> The TRUTH about Food and Travel<br /> Broadcast Date:  9/30/2023</p> <p>On Friday, September 29th, the heavens opened up and it rained down upon New York City.  This wasn't your typical late summer shower that sends bikers and walkers running away from Central Park, this was a flood that some experts say was the biggest rains the city has ever seen.  Roads were flooded leaving motorists stranded, the airports were closed and the subway system was shut down and evacuated as much of the entire underground world was underwater.<br /> <br /> The explanation just doesn't make sense.   How could lingering showers from a relatively small tropical system that passed by a week earlier have caused this much damage?  In the meantime, where were the weather alerts telling people to stay home?  And oh yeah, where is FEMA?<br />  </p> <p>website:  <a href="https://foodnationradio.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">FoodAndTravelNation.com</a><br /> email:  <a href= "mailto:Elizabeth@FoodAndTravelNation.com" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">Elizabeth@FoodAndTravelNation.com</a></p>