120K views · 2.3K reactions | Water cascades into the New York City subway station as remnants of Ida bring flash flooding.  This video filmed by Alex Etling shows a train arriving at Jefferson Street Station in Brooklyn being hit by a waterfall of water created by the flash flooding from the street. The MTA is slowly restoring subway service beginning with the lettered lines after historic flooding all but shut down the system. https://7ny.tv/3gWTd8x | ABC7NY | Facebook

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Water gushed into a Manhattan subway station as commuters waited for a train as rain from Ida pounded the tri-state area. Video shows water pouring into the 28th Street station. New York City’s infrastructure has been criticized in recent months as subway stations have flooded. At 10:15 p.m., an MTA spokesperson said people should not travel on subways. Officials said excessive amounts of water had entered tracks. Damage was caused by excessive amounts of water entering some stations. Credit: @I