New York's subway system flooded yet again after torrential rain, leaving commuters soaking wet and furious

• New York City's subway system has a flooding problem. 
• The stations, platforms, and tunnels regularly flood during rainstorms - snarling commutes for millions of people. 
• Monday was no exception, as heavy rain complicated signal delays on major transit lines. 
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Between flooding and software glitches in its antiquated signalling system, New York City's subway system hasn't had a good month.

Monday night was no exception, as flash flooding snarled evening commutes in the five boroughs amid even more signal issues already complicating delays.

Read more: Terrifying video shows a man nearly swept off a New York City subway platform by flooding inside a Queens station

Angry straphangers posted photos and videos of their soggy commutes to Twitter:

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