Several people had to be rescued from cars that became trapped in flooding in New Brunswick on Tuesday.
Officials told Eyewitness News that at least three people were trapped in their cars or lost their cars in the floodwaters.
The fire department said the sheriff's department even pulled a child from a car that was stuck in the flooding. Police said Jersey Ave. between Taylor Square and Van Dyke Ave. were closed due to flooding and asked drivers to avoid the area. Flash flood warnings were in effect for parts of the Tri-State area as storms moved through the region.
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