Brooklyn cleans up, dries out following strong rain and flooding
News 12's Edric Robinson is at the Seventh Avenue subway station in Park Slope where there was serious flooding from Thursday night's storm.
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Aug 1, 2025, 9:50 AM
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News 12's Edric Robinson is at the Seventh Avenue subway station in Park Slope where there was serious flooding from Thursday night's storm.
All trains were back on track this morning.
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