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Wet Weather in New England
Wilfred Michaud, 70, is carried to safety from his partially submerged car by Michael A. Labbe after being pulled from flood waters on Cambridge Street in Worcester, Mass., Wednesday, July 6, 2005. Heavy rainfall in portions of the state prompted a flash flood warning from the National Weather Service. James Basler looks on at left.
