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CNN) -- Another day of flood-producing rain was expected along the Eastern Seaboard Friday as a weakening tropical depression worked its way into the Northeast.

Flood warnings and advisories were in place from the Carolinas north through Maine.

Rain from the tropical depression, which was downgraded from Tropical Storm Nicole on Wednesday, has left city streets under water, stranded vehicles and sent scores of people to shelters and caused major delays at airports along the East Coast.

Wilmington, North Carolina, has received 22.54 inches of rain since Sunday, the National Weather Service said. It's the highest five-day total in almost 140 years of weather records and Wilmington's wettest September on record, the weather service said.

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