Torrential rains caused severe flooding in Connecticut and New York's Long Island, resulting in at least two deaths and over 100 evacuations. In Oxford, Connecticut, two women were swept away by floodwaters; their bodies were recovered after dramatic rescue efforts. The storms, which brought up to 10 inches of rain in some areas, prompted flash flood warnings across several counties, leading to dangerous conditions on roads. Governor Ned Lamont described the storm as 'historic' for parts of the state and emphasized the need for caution as many roads remained closed. Rescuers performed numerous water rescues, including saving people trapped in a restaurant and cars. The National Weather Service reported ongoing issues with mudslides and swollen rivers as rain continued to impact the region.