FALMOUTH, Mass. — Torrential rain triggered flash flooding on Cape Cod on Friday, inundating a gas station and sending trash receptacles floating through the property.
Flood warnings have been posted for the area, while all of southeastern Massachusetts is under a flood watch through Saturday morning.
FLOOD WATCH in effect across parts of southeastern MA and RI late tonight through Saturday morning. Heavy rain 2-4" possible, with higher totals in isolated areas. pic.twitter.com/2lX2j6RkCD
— Vicki Graf (@VickiGrafWX) November 5, 2026
Video from Garret’s Family Market on Route 28 in Falmouth showed significant flooding surrounding the gas pumps as heavy rain poured down.
The intense rainfall also forced cleanup efforts inside the store as water accumulated during the storm.
The dramatic scene unfolded as rounds of heavy rain moved through Massachusetts, creating the potential for flooding in areas hit by the strongest downpours.
Drivers are urged to use caution when encountering flooded roadways and never attempt to drive through standing water.
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