Video: PATH Stations Being Flooded During Storm The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has released a video (see above or click here), spliced together from security-camera footage, of floodwater gushing into and burying the Hoboken and Exchange Place PATH stations on Oct. 29. Eighteen days after Hurricane Sandy came ashore, those two stations are still off line, as is the World Trade Center station, with no timetable yet for their reopening. As the Port Authority says on its Web site, the three stations "experienced an unprecedented amount of flooding, damaging multiple types of equipment, including those for signaling and train control. PATH engineers are repairing or replacing this equipment as quickly as safely possible. The Christopher Street station is still closed, too, because it could not handle the crowds that would accompany modified service, not because it is damaged.