Elsa's Aftermath: Brooklyn communities brave heavy rain, flooding
News 12's Katie Lusso was at Brooklyn's Manhattan Beach and Coney Island seeing how the waterfront communities were faring Friday morning.
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Jul 9, 2021, 9:14 AM
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20h agoNews 12's Katie Lusso was at Brooklyn's Manhattan Beach and Coney Island seeing how the waterfront communities were faring Friday morning.
The areas were hit with heavy downpours from Tropical Storm Elsa. A flash flood watch is in effect until noon.
Local photos of how Tropical Storm Elsa impacted NYC:
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