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Economic Times
15-07-2025
- Climate
- Economic Times
Storms lash US Northeast: Flash flood warnings in New York City, New Jersey declares state of emergency
Heavy rain pounded the US Northeast on Monday, triggering flash flood warnings across New York City and forcing New Jersey to declare a state of emergency. The deluge led to rising water levels that disrupted roads, airports, and public transport, according to NBC News. The National Weather Service (NWS) issued flash flood warnings for all five boroughs of New York Jersey governor Phil Murphy announced a state of emergency 'given flash flooding and high levels of rainfall in parts of the state.' He urged residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. In New York, basement apartment residents were asked to prepare to evacuate at short notice. 'If you live in a basement apartment, stay alert. Flash flooding can happen with little warning, including overnight,' New York City emergency management said on X. 'Keep a phone, flashlight, and Go Bag nearby. Be ready to move to higher ground.' Rainfall totals reached nearly 1.7 inches in parts of Staten Island and 1.5 inches in Manhattan's Chelsea neighbourhood by 7:30 pm, and more rain was expected overnight. The NWS warned that rain could fall at rates of up to 2 to 3 inches per hour, with some areas receiving up to 6 inches in was severely affected. LaGuardia and Newark Liberty airports reported delays and disruptions, while John F. Kennedy Airport warned of potential issues. Substantial flooding shut down sections of major York City Transit reported flooding at subway stations in Queens. Train lines were severely disrupted, and the Staten Island Railway suspended service in both directions in the southern part of the borough due to high water New Jersey, video from social media showed residents wading through knee-deep water. County officials said water rescue equipment had been deployed. In Metuchen, widespread flooding forced road closures and police were seen helping stranded heavy rainfall was caused by a slow-moving storm system combined with unusually humid and hot air, reports New York Times. Joseph Wegman from the weather prediction center explained that 'one storm will follow another, after another,' overwhelming areas unable to absorb so much water in a short Monday evening, flash flood watches stretched from North Carolina to New York. The NWS gave the Interstate 95 corridor from Washington, DC, to northern New Jersey a Level 3 out of 4 risk rating for flash flooding through Tuesday morning. On Tuesday, the system is expected to move south, increasing the flood risk for regions from northwestern North Carolina to southern New Jersey, including Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. 'It's very possible some areas will have a worse day on Tuesday than Monday,' said Wegman.


India Today
15-07-2025
- Climate
- India Today
Flash floods hit NYC, New Jersey declares state of emergency amid storms
Torrential rains battered parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic on Monday night, causing flash flooding across New York City and northern New Jersey and prompting emergency alerts and chaos unfolded across cities, Governor Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency. 'I am declaring a State of Emergency given flash flooding and high levels of rainfall in parts of the state,' Murphy said on X (formerly Twitter). 'Please stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. Stay safe, New Jersey.'I am declaring a State of Emergency given flash flooding and high levels of rainfall in parts of the stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. Stay safe, New Jersey.— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) July 14, 2025advertisementThe National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings across all five boroughs of New York City, as storms brought over an inch of rain to parts of Staten Island and Manhattan by early evening, with more expected overnight. New York City officials urged residents of basement flats to prepare for rapid evacuation. If you live in a basement flat, stay alert. Flash flooding can happen with little warning, including overnight,' New York City Emergency Management posted on X. 'Keep a phone, torch, and Go Bag nearby. Be ready to move to higher ground.'The Chelsea neighbourhood in Manhattan recorded 1.47 inches of rain by 7:30 p.m., while Staten Island saw 1.67 inches, according to city emergency updates. More rain was forecast for later in the night, according to a report by NBC. Authorities continue to monitor flood-prone areas and are urging residents to remain cautious as conditions may worsen.'Plainfield, NJ,' one user posted on social media, as updates and videos poured in online showing swamped intersections and overwhelmed emergency NJ #thunderstorm #flashflood @DaveCurren @JoeMartWx @News12NJ Andrew Winters (@weather_winters) July 14, 2025As reported by Mycentraljersey, Metuchen Mayor Jonathan Busch said police were rescuing motorists stranded in floodwaters and transporting them to the borough's high school for shelter. 'Much of the borough is experiencing significant flooding,' he said, urging residents to stay off the roads.- EndsMust Watch


Time of India
15-07-2025
- Climate
- Time of India
Rains and storms batter parts of US: Flash flood warning issued across New York City; state of emergency declared in New Jersey
Heavy rain lashed large parts of the US Northeast on Monday, triggering flash flood warnings across New York City and prompting New Jersey to declare a state of emergency. Rising water levels disrupted roads, airports, and public transport services, reports NBC news. All five boroughs of New York City were placed under a flash flood warning by the national weather service (NWS) on Monday. New Jersey governor Phil Murphy announced a state of emergency 'given flash flooding and high levels of rainfall in parts of the state.' He urged residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. In New York, basement apartment residents were asked to prepare to evacuate at short notice. 'If you live in a basement apartment, stay alert. Flash flooding can happen with little warning, including overnight,' New York City emergency management said on X. 'Keep a phone, flashlight, and Go Bag nearby. Be ready to move to higher ground.' Airports, roads and railways hit Rainfall totals reached nearly 1.7 inches in parts of Staten Island and 1.5 inches in Manhattan's Chelsea neighbourhood by 7:30 pm, and more rain was expected overnight. The NWS warned that rain could fall at rates of up to 2 to 3 inches per hour, with some areas receiving up to 6 inches in total. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Dementia Has Been Linked To a Common Habit. Do You Do It? Memory Health Learn More Undo Transport was severely affected. LaGuardia and Newark Liberty airports reported delays and disruptions, while John F. Kennedy Airport warned of potential issues. Substantial flooding shut down sections of major roads. New York City Transit reported flooding at subway stations in Queens. Train lines were severely disrupted, and the Staten Island Railway suspended service in both directions in the southern part of the borough due to high water levels. In New Jersey, video from social media showed residents wading through knee-deep water. County officials said water rescue equipment had been deployed. In Metuchen, widespread flooding forced road closures and police were seen helping stranded drivers. 'One storm will follow another, after another' The heavy rainfall was caused by a slow-moving storm system combined with unusually humid and hot air, reports New York Times. Joseph Wegman from the weather prediction center explained that 'one storm will follow another, after another,' overwhelming areas unable to absorb so much water in a short period. By Monday evening, flash flood watches stretched from North Carolina to New York. The NWS gave the Interstate 95 corridor from Washington, DC, to northern New Jersey a Level 3 out of 4 risk rating for flash flooding through Tuesday morning. On Tuesday, the system is expected to move south, increasing the flood risk for regions from northwestern North Carolina to southern New Jersey, including Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. 'It's very possible some areas will have a worse day on Tuesday than Monday,' said Wegman.


Scottish Sun
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
I'm a makeup artist – my ‘go bag' and simple 4-minute routine is a must for anyone with toddlers
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A CELEBRITY makeup artist has revealed her simple four-minute routine that will be a saviour to toddler mums. Jamie Genevieve, 31, owns a multi-million pound makeup brand - VIEVE - and has painted the faces of celebs including Drew Barrymore. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Jamie Genevieve shared her four-minute makeup tutorial Credit: Jamie Genevieve 3 Jamie hails her quick routine as 'toddler mum makeup' Credit: Jamie Genevieve Ever since she shot to fame on social media, the cosmetics queen - real name Jamie Grant - has shared her top cosmetics tips with her army of followers.. The Glasgow influencer has amassed 985,000 subscribers on YouTube and 1.3million Instagram followers over the years. Since having her daughter Romy almost two years ago, she's admitted that her own self-care time has become more limited. In a recent video, she revealed the "toddler mum makeup" routine she swears by - and other parents are loving it. She joked: "All the people that said 'good luck getting your makeup done when you've got a toddler', you were right. But I figured it out. "I've got a makeup bag, it's called my Go Bag, and I have figured out a makeup that takes like four minutes and it's really nice. "I'm going to cheat today because Romy's not here, but just know that when I do this makeup, I'm usually wrestling my daughter from stealing all my things. "I remember doing makeup with Romy in her carrier, a tiny wee baby, a sleeping baby. And I was like, look at me. Yeah, obviously it was f***ing easy [then]." Jamie started off with a pricey £135 BIOEFFECT EGF serum which she hailed as "absolutely bonkers" for how good it is, although we're sure a cheaper alternative would suffice. For foundation, she then "keeps it really light" with her own-brand Skin Nova Complexion Balm mixed in with serum. I'm a 34-year-old mum and tried the unrecognisable make-up trend - people say I look like a new person "It turns into this kind of watery tint, but it is so good", she says. "It is so sheer, which makes it really easy. Just fresh and nice and it feels obviously like skincare." Next, she adds concealer to "wherever she needs it" for some extra coverage before patting on cream bronzer to give her face some dimension and a blush balm to "add radiance to her cheeks". She adds: "I bring it right up, like really close to under my eyes and it hides eye bags." Jamie then adds her Nova Glow Liquid Light highlighter before turning her attention to her eyebrows with a Benefit brow pencil to "sketch in" the missing parts at the end and a brow gel to set them in place. She continues: "And then I've just been wearing mascara and because I don't have any other eye makeup on, I just do a really nice coat that gets them looking long and dark, but not massive." Nearing the end of her routine, Jamie then adds some lip balm and liner. She says: "It's not fussy at all, is it? It's just really nice. "I really do think it's all in the cheeks and the lips. And a little bit of setting spray. "No matter how much makeup you're wearing, setting spray makes all the difference. "And then sometimes a powder, sometimes I don't. If you love powder or you're oily, go for it. "If you're not, leave it. But that's the makeup. So fast and easy. It looks really lovely." "This is my toddler mum makeup. I hope it helps the toddler mum in need. "I love doing this makeup at the weekends, especially when we're out doing activities and things and we're getting family photos because I do like having something on, but I'm not really arsed about it being glam." Toddler mums react Jamie's makeup tutorial racked up more than 490,000 views. One mum gushed: "This look effortless and stunning!!" A second wrote: "I've recently discovered the go bag too! Simple stuff but I know what I'm grabbing." 3 Jamie Genevieve is a famous makeup artist from Glasgow Credit: GETTY A third added: "As a mum of 3 children one being 4 this is EVERYTHING! Thank you on behalf of all mums. I'm getting up 4 mins early." And a fourth said: "Not even a mum and I'm stealing these tips for quick and easy work makeup!" Other mums shared their own tips for getting ready with a toddler around. One said: "I used to give my daughter a make up bag with empty products in it and that uses to help haha." Meanwhile, another revealed: "I give my daughter a mirror and clean makeup brush and boom we do it together. I'm able to do make face." Jamie was working on a beauty counter at Debenhams in Glasgow when she started posting on Instagram and YouTube. She eventually quit her shop job to focus on her social media channels full time and travels the world promoting herself and her products. Taking her success to the next level, Jamie sold a minority stake in her beauty brand Vieve for £5.5 million. Only founded in 2020, the cosmetics line promotes veganism and cruelty-free products.


The Sun
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
I'm a makeup artist – my ‘go bag' and simple 4-minute routine is a must for anyone with toddlers
A CELEBRITY makeup artist has revealed her simple four-minute routine that will be a saviour to toddler mums. Jamie Genevieve, 31, owns a multi-million pound makeup brand - VIEVE - and has painted the faces of celebs including Drew Barrymore. 3 3 Ever since she shot to fame on social media, the cosmetics queen - real name Jamie Grant - has shared her top cosmetics tips with her army of followers.. The Glasgow influencer has amassed 985,000 subscribers on YouTube and 1.3million Instagram followers over the years. Since having her daughter Romy almost two years ago, she's admitted that her own self-care time has become more limited. In a recent video, she revealed the "toddler mum makeup" routine she swears by - and other parents are loving it. She joked: "All the people that said 'good luck getting your makeup done when you've got a toddler', you were right. But I figured it out. "I've got a makeup bag, it's called my Go Bag, and I have figured out a makeup that takes like four minutes and it's really nice. "I'm going to cheat today because Romy's not here, but just know that when I do this makeup, I'm usually wrestling my daughter from stealing all my things. "I remember doing makeup with Romy in her carrier, a tiny wee baby, a sleeping baby. And I was like, look at me. Yeah, obviously it was f***ing easy [then]." Jamie started off with a pricey £135 BIOEFFECT EGF serum which she hailed as "absolutely bonkers" for how good it is, although we're sure a cheaper alternative would suffice. For foundation, she then "keeps it really light" with her own-brand Skin Nova Complexion Balm mixed in with serum. I'm a 34-year-old mum and tried the unrecognisable make-up trend - people say I look like a new person "It turns into this kind of watery tint, but it is so good", she says. "It is so sheer, which makes it really easy. Just fresh and nice and it feels obviously like skincare." Next, she adds concealer to "wherever she needs it" for some extra coverage before patting on cream bronzer to give her face some dimension and a blush balm to "add radiance to her cheeks". She adds: "I bring it right up, like really close to under my eyes and it hides eye bags." Jamie then adds her Nova Glow Liquid Light highlighter before turning her attention to her eyebrows with a Benefit brow pencil to "sketch in" the missing parts at the end and a brow gel to set them in place. She continues: "And then I've just been wearing mascara and because I don't have any other eye makeup on, I just do a really nice coat that gets them looking long and dark, but not massive." Nearing the end of her routine, Jamie then adds some lip balm and liner. She says: "It's not fussy at all, is it? It's just really nice. "I really do think it's all in the cheeks and the lips. And a little bit of setting spray. "No matter how much makeup you're wearing, setting spray makes all the difference. "And then sometimes a powder, sometimes I don't. If you love powder or you're oily, go for it. "If you're not, leave it. But that's the makeup. So fast and easy. It looks really lovely." "This is my toddler mum makeup. I hope it helps the toddler mum in need. "I love doing this makeup at the weekends, especially when we're out doing activities and things and we're getting family photos because I do like having something on, but I'm not really arsed about it being glam." Toddler mums react Jamie's makeup tutorial racked up more than 490,000 views. One mum gushed: "This look effortless and stunning!!" A second wrote: "I've recently discovered the go bag too! Simple stuff but I know what I'm grabbing." 3 A third added: "As a mum of 3 children one being 4 this is EVERYTHING! Thank you on behalf of all mums. I'm getting up 4 mins early." And a fourth said: "Not even a mum and I'm stealing these tips for quick and easy work makeup!" Other mums shared their own tips for getting ready with a toddler around. One said: "I used to give my daughter a make up bag with empty products in it and that uses to help haha." Meanwhile, another revealed: "I give my daughter a mirror and clean makeup brush and boom we do it together. I'm able to do make face." Jamie was working on a beauty counter at Debenhams in Glasgow when she started posting on Instagram and YouTube. She eventually quit her shop job to focus on her social media channels full time and travels the world promoting herself and her products. Taking her success to the next level, Jamie sold a minority stake in her beauty brand Vieve for £5.5 million. Only founded in 2020, the cosmetics line promotes veganism and cruelty-free products.