The Tri-State area is reeling after a major winter storm swamped flood-prone parts of the region, and there's even more rain on the way.

Meteorologist Lee Goldberg breaks down the storm that hit Tuesday night, and the next one expected to impact our area on Friday.

Meanwhile, Eyewitness News reporter Lindsay Tuchman is in Wayne, New Jersey along the Passaic River where even more rain could be disastrous.

In Brooklyn, the MTA is investigating its second subway derailment in a week. Service was severely disrupted on the F train line after a train jumped its track near the aquarium in Coney Island. More than three dozen people had to be rescued, but fortunately no one was hurt.

Eyewitness News reporter N.J. Burkett has more on the derailment, and the MTA which has had quite the week.

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In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we brace for impact as another big winter storm barrels through the Tri-State area Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.

The downpours are expected to get heavier, the wind will pick up and there a real concerns about widespread flooding and power outages.

Meteorologist Jeff Smith tracks the storm, while reporter Josh Einiger hits the road in White Plains with more on conditions there.

Bill Ritter also interviews Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden, who discusses the biggest concerns for folks in New Jersey.

In addition to the storm, Ritter interviews Christine Quinn, CEO and President of Women In Need, who breaks down the current landscape of the New York City migrant crisis as dozens of families reach the 60-day limit imposed on their stay at the Row Hotel in Midtown.

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In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we discuss the flood concerns heading into Tuesday's winter storm that is poised to impact the Tri-State area.

As many gear up for round two of what's expected to be a one-two punch of weather this week, flood warning is once again threatening parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. On Tuesday, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy declared a State of Emergency effective 5 p.m. on Tuesday. In New York City, Mayor Eric Adams activated the city's flash flood emergency plan.

Bill Ritter speaks with Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh, who discusses how the city is preparing after the last storm left several parts of the area underwater.

Bill also speaks with aviation expert Henry Harteveldt who breaks down what went wrong when a piece of fuselage blew off a Boeing airliner over Oregon on Friday.

Officials say a door plug that blew off the Alaska Airlines flight may hold clues that could help investigators gain physical evidence of what went wrong. Officials learned late Sunday that the door plug, which they had been searching for since the midair emergency, was found in the backyard of a Portland schoolteacher.

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