@straightarrownews: Flash flooding disrupted subway service in New York City on Thursday, July 31, forcing some commuters to climb onto grates to exit stations. Video shows people scaling metal grates to leave the 7th Avenue station in Brooklyn as floodwaters made parts of the platform inaccessible. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority had warned riders of potential delays due to heavy rain and possible flooding on July 31 and Aug. 1. The agency advised commuters to allow extra travel time and check the MTA app for service updates. The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings Thursday for several parts of the city, including Manhattan, northwest Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens and the Bronx.

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