关于郑州暴雨的英文报道如下：
1、If the flooding didn't come as a surprise,the scale of it certainly did.Two days after torrential rains struck the central Chinese province of Henan,the receding water has been revealing apocalyptic looking scenes.
One four lane underpass in the provincial capital Zhengzhou resembles a sunken junkyard with vehicles piled on top of each other at odd angles.
At least 33 people are now known to have died,many of them trapped on an underground commuter in Zhengzhou's relatively new metro system more than 200,000 people are thought to have left their homes.
2、I am standing outside an entrance to a metro station on line 2. Pretty much in the heart of the eastern chunk of Zhengzhou.
Look,behind me,cars on the roads,people on bikes,there aren't many traffic lights working and people working on the car are trying to do a great business this morning.
But here in the center of the town,the rain has passed and it looks like a good day.Having said that we spent about an hour and a half driving around and on the outer edges of the city.
There are still many overrun rivers,there are still localized flooding and we are hearing stories from people in towers without elevators.The biggest troubling remains what happens in this metro network.