weren't floods part of the signs of the apocalypse?

so as i'm heading towards my second kid today, i get a message from my friend and fellow therapist, stacy. she's already at the kid's house. the message states for me to watch out in mamaroneck because there is a lot of water by the apartment building, and that she parked ax the street in the a&p parking lot. so i'm like, okay fine. then the phone rings. it's my kid's mother, on the brink of a panic. the garage in their building is where they keep their bmw; the garage was knee deep. she couldn't even put her foot in cuz the water was freezing. so i'm like, okay, i'm almost there and i'll stay with the kids while you try to check on the car.
2 hours later, i turned around on mamaroneck avenue and headed home.
if you've watched the channel 12 news here in westchester, you're well aware that MAMARONECK IS FUCKING UNDER WATER. the exit off 95 was closed due to well, cars floating around. so i call stacey, who is crying. because the water got ax the street. to the a&p. and her lexus SUV was, yes, under water. needless to say, i haven't gone to work this afternoon. according to my dad and andy's mom, pc is a-ok. i'm getting ready to get juliet (according to the school, they were fine too!) i have never seen anything like this shit...it brings tragic weather situations like katrina a bit closer to home. and it's terrifying.