Communities across New England are facing significant flooding as a result of the latest weather system that swept through the region, compounding the challenges presented by a recent snowstorm in Greater Boston. The aftermath of the storm has left roadways submerged, rivers reaching major flood stages, and coastal areas grappling with rising waters.

In Winthrop, Massachusetts, large waves crashed over a sea wall, leading to coastal flooding and street inundation. Meanwhile, just inland along the Chelsea-Everett line, pictures captured vehicles partially submerged on Vale Street due to the rising floodwaters.

The effects of the flooding were not limited to Winthrop alone. In Salisbury, flooding forced the closure of Route 1A, while Exit 13B on Interstate 93 northbound was also shut down due to water on Morrissey Boulevard in Boston.

Norwood battled the consequences of heavy rain as a car was swept away on Upland Road, leaving behind a massive mess. Meanwhile, the coastal town of Wells, Maine experienced road closures and impressive wave displays along the rocky seashore as a result of coastal flooding.

At the New Hampshire line, the impact of high tides was felt in Hampton Beach as ocean levels exceeded major flood stage, reaching a reading of 13.67 feet, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Rhode Island, too, faced multiple street closures due to flooding, with Route 146 being reopened after a temporary closure. Additionally, in West Warwick, some residents had to be evacuated from their homes as the Pawtucket River rapidly rose, projected to reach a crest of 15.2 feet overnight - the second highest on record, already surpassing major flood stage.

Connecticut was not spared from the onslaught of flooding either, with the Yantic River overflowing due to a partial dam break. The river reached a crest of 14.23 feet, the third highest level in recorded history for that gauge. Consequently, roads in various communities throughout the state had to be closed.

Amidst the chaos, a striking photo emerged from Connecticut, featuring a man reportedly trapped inside a Domino's pizza restaurant. Seated on top of a table and donning rain boots, the individual could be seen peering out of the window, highlighting the enormity of the flooding situation.

As New England continues to grapple with the aftermath of the recent weather systems, residents and officials are working diligently to mitigate damages, ensure public safety, and support affected communities.