Drivers navigate floodwaters on I-95 during morning rainfall in Greenwich
Traffic camera footage taken around 9 a.m. shows cars nearly halfway submerged as they manage to drive through and around the floodwaters. One car appears to be partially submerged and stalled on the side of the highway.
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A stretch of I-95 in Greenwich, near Exit 5 at Laddins Rock Road, went underwater during Sunday morning's storm.
Traffic camera footage taken around 9 a.m. shows cars nearly halfway submerged as they manage to drive through and around the floodwaters. One car appears to be partially submerged and stalled on the side of the highway.
According to local traffic maps, the area has since cleared up and delays have subsided.
This stretch of I-95 was one of numerous areas in Connecticut that saw significant flooding during the storm.
Bridgeport residents were forced to navigate hip-deep floodwaters and some roads in Fairfield turned into rivers.
Stay with News 12 for more information on Sunday's storm and its aftermath.
