Flash flooding sweeps through US' New Jersey, Texas, NYC | In pics

Published on Jul 16, 2025 11:49 am IST

Parts of the USA, including Texas, New York, and New Jersey, saw devastating floods over the last few weeks, causing damage and claiming multiple lives.

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A car stands damaged on a closed road in New Jersey after the region was crippled by deadly floods.(Seth Wenig/AP) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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A car stands damaged on a closed road in New Jersey after the region was crippled by deadly floods.(Seth Wenig/AP)

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The "Mystic" sign on a hill outside Camp Mystic in Texas's Kerr County, the region which is still haunted by the deadly floods that swept the area, about two weeks ago.(Eli Hartman/Bloomberg) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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The "Mystic" sign on a hill outside Camp Mystic in Texas's Kerr County, the region which is still haunted by the deadly floods that swept the area, about two weeks ago.(Eli Hartman/Bloomberg)

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Choppers with rescue personnel onboard continue their operations throughout Texas, in search of those who never returned after the deadly floods swept through the region.(Eli Hartman/Bloomberg) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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Choppers with rescue personnel onboard continue their operations throughout Texas, in search of those who never returned after the deadly floods swept through the region.(Eli Hartman/Bloomberg)

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Search and rescue personnel continue their operations as they comb through the Guadalupe riverbed, through piles of debris, in search of those reported to be missing after the deadly floods.(Eli Hartman/Bloomberg) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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Search and rescue personnel continue their operations as they comb through the Guadalupe riverbed, through piles of debris, in search of those reported to be missing after the deadly floods.(Eli Hartman/Bloomberg)

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An industrial excavator is being used to remove debris off the banks of the Guadalupe river, where the alarmingly rising water level triggered the devastating Texas floods.(Jim Vondruska/AFP) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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An industrial excavator is being used to remove debris off the banks of the Guadalupe river, where the alarmingly rising water level triggered the devastating Texas floods.(Jim Vondruska/AFP)

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A group of volunteer rescuers from Mexico conduct a thorough search through the flood debris, looking for those missing, as their four legged colleague accompanies them.(Eli Hartman/Bloomberg) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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A group of volunteer rescuers from Mexico conduct a thorough search through the flood debris, looking for those missing, as their four legged colleague accompanies them.(Eli Hartman/Bloomberg)

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A couple weeps tears of sorrow at a candlelight vigil, that was held for honoring the lives that were lost in the deadly flash floods that battered USA's Texas from July 4.(Brandon Bell/AFP) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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A couple weeps tears of sorrow at a candlelight vigil, that was held for honoring the lives that were lost in the deadly flash floods that battered USA's Texas from July 4.(Brandon Bell/AFP)

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An elderly woman overlooks the photographs and notes that were left as an honour towards the lost lives during the deadly flash floods that battered Texas on July 4.(Brandon Bell/AFP) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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An elderly woman overlooks the photographs and notes that were left as an honour towards the lost lives during the deadly flash floods that battered Texas on July 4.(Brandon Bell/AFP)

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