‘Rain bomb’ led to flash flooding in shoreline towns in CT. Some got more than 7 inches - Hartford Courant
Shoreline towns in Connecticut experienced severe flash flooding after an extreme weather event, described as a "rain bomb," moved through the region. Some areas recorded more than seven inches of rainfall, leading to rapid water accumulation in coastal communities.
‘Rain bomb’ led to flash flooding in shoreline towns in CT. Some got more than 7 inches Hartford Courant
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