Gov. Philip Murphy of New Jersey announced two more deaths on Friday, raising the region’s death toll from Ida to at least 45.
Source: New York Times
As flooding death toll rises, the governors of New York and New Jersey say they expect help from Washington.
Published in Global Warming, Hurricane Ida (2021) and Mid-Atlantic States (US)
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