President Joe Biden has added New York to the list of major disaster areas from last week's Hurricane Ida devastation.
, which cut a swath up through the Northeast from Sept. 1-3, dumping an average of 3.1 inches an hour and causing dozens of deaths.
The president is expected to tour Manville, N.J., and Queens on Tuesday to witness Ida's damage and the various recovery efforts.in the earlier part of the week before heading north and causing devastation across multiple states.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Biden to travel to New York and New Jersey to survey Hurricane Ida storm damagePresident Joe Biden will travel to New Jersey and New York next week to survey widespread storm damage caused by the remnants of Hurricane Ida, according to the White House.
Read more »
Biden to travel to New York and New Jersey to assess Hurricane Ida damageBiden also announced he will visit three memorial sites on the 9/11 anniversary next Saturday to 'honor and memorialize' the lives of nearly 3,000 people killed that day two decades ago.
Read more »
Biden to survey Hurricane Ida devastation in New York, New Jersey; NYC basement apartments under scrutinyPresident Joe Biden announced Saturday he will travel to Manville, New Jersey, and Queens, New York, on Tuesday to survey the catastrophic effects of Hurricane Ida and its remnants.
Read more »
Hurricane Ida Leaves Louisianans Without Power, New York State Seeking Disaster DeclarationParts of Louisiana and the Northeast are still grappling with the aftermath of the storm, with power not expected to return to parts of the Pelican State for weeks.
Read more »
Outside of New Orleans, an even longer road to Ida recovery“We’ve just been living day by day.”
Read more »
Two more deaths in New Jersey attributed to the remnants of IdaWith 27 deaths in New Jersey, 17 in New York, 5 in Pennsylvania, and 1 in Connecticut, the urban Northeast has seen 50 storm-related fatalities, according to NBCNews figures.
Read more »