NEW York City emergency management officials have apologized for a confusing flood warning issued in Spanish by drones flying overhead in some neighborhoods. City officials had touted the high-tech message-delivery devices ahead of expected flash flooding on Tuesday. X/NewsInBoroParkDrones flew overhead in neighborhoods throughout NYC to warn residents of a flood warning[/caption] GettyHowever, some residents had issues with the Spanish version of the warning[/caption] GettyResidents believe it was a Google translation and that most native New Yorkers could’ve relayed the message better themselves[/caption] But when the video of a drone delivering the warning in English and S
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