The rain had stopped late Friday evening, but the cleanup was ongoing. CBS New York saw one home that was inundated by water. It is the owner's first home and isn't even located in what's considered a flood zone, so insurance is not going to cover the damage.
Earlier in the day, frontloading trucks made rescues and an entire neighborhood on Bishop Avenue was under several feet of water. Nearby, business owner Brian Cardone wasn't expecting anything like this when he got to work in the morning. He was stuck on the road where his fabrication business is and said felt like"They pulled children out of houses in this area. They have cameras on the river and they knew it was coming. They should've knocked on these doors. There's people in basements," Cardone said.
Cardone told CBS New York he lost $750,000 worth of his fabrication business, including $250,000 this time around.