The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Flood. These occurred near station USW00014739, approximately 23.2652 km away, between 2014-10-22 21:50:00 and 2014-10-23 10:30:00. The flood was caused by Heavy Rain. Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 185000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Low pressure moving up the east coast brought a soaking rain and strong winds to much of southern New England. The strongest winds were along the east coast of Massachusetts where many trees were still fully leaved. This resulted in significant tree damage along with power outages. In addition, both downed leaves from the storm and naturally fallen leaves from before the storm clogged storm drains which resulted in street flooding, particularly across northeastern Massachusetts. Low pressure moving up the east coast brought a soaking rain and strong winds to much of southern New England. Event Narrative: Route 9 was flooded and closed at Route 27. Route 135 and Washington Avenue were flooded. Cars were stuck in flood waters on Route 9 westbound and North Main Street. A car was stranded by flood waters halfway up the tires on Route 27 at Washington Street. Route 138 near Carver Street and Center Street were flooded, slowing traffic. Cars were stuck in flood waters on Tremont and Walnut Streets in Peabody. Water was up to the headlights of a car at Walnut and Upton. A person was trapped in the car and was rescued by the fire department. Paleologos Street was flooded and impassable. A car was stuck at the corner of Paleologos and Union Street. Prospect Street was closed due to flooding while the Department of Public Works attempted to clear storm drains. In Lynn, a car was stuck in flood waters on Euclid Avenue. In Chelsea, cars were stuck in flood waters near Third Street. Several streets were closed due to flooding including: Second Street, Willow Street, Vale Street, and Third Street. Route 37 was flooded near 275 Hancock Street. Traffic was diverted down Washington Street to Jefferson Street. Common Street from Granite to Washington was closed due to flooding. The 110/113 rotary was flooded with three feet of water. Two lanes of Interstate 95 northbound were closed between exit 23 and 25 due to flooding. Cars were stuck in three feet of water near the bus terminal and at the intersection of Lawrence and Billerica Streets. Stedman Street was flooded with six to twelve inches of water. A parking lot on Rogers Street was flooded with two feet of water. In Swampscott, a car was stuck in flood waters at the Santander Bank parking lot. Crowinshield Street was flooded in Peabody. A car was stuck in flood waters on Endicott Street. Leather City Common was flooded with six to twelve inches of water. In Danvers, Massachusetts Avenue, Brookvale Drive, Coolridge Road, North Belgian Road, Grove Street, and Sycamore Street were all closed due to flooding. In Peabody, a car was stuck in two feet of water on America Drive. A car was stuck in flood waters on the ramp for the Northshore Mall from Route 114 to Route 128. In Lynn, four to six inches covered all three eastbound lanes of the Lynnway. Other streets in Lynn were flooded with three feet of water and the fire department responded to two calls of people stuck in their cars. In Beverly, Federal Street between MacPherson Drive and Rantoul and Lothrop Street at Route 127 were closed due to flooding. The fire department reported several streets flooded with at least 3 feet of water. They responded to about a half dozen calls of people stuck in their cars. In Salem, Highland Avenue was flooded out. Route 37 was flooded in Holbrook. Route 28 was closed in both directions between Royal Crest Drive and Gordon Street in Randolph due to flooding.