New York City Reviews Plans on Flooding After Houston Disaster
- City staff ‘looking at what a Harvey-type event would mean’
- Effect would be devastating to city, says climatologist
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New York is reviewing its plans for a massive rainstorm after the flooding that has left parts of Houston underwater for days.
"We’re looking at what a Harvey-type event would mean in New York City," said Daniel Zarrilli, senior director of climate policy and chief resilience officer to Mayor Bill de Blasio.