Mamaroneck Warns Residents Of Impending Nor'Easter

MAMARONECK, NY — Mamaroneck officials are warning residents of the flash flood watch issued for Monday into Wednesday.

In the town, officials encouraged residents to stay off the roads, secure outdoor furniture, and, if possible, move cars to a higher elevation.

In the village, where 10-12 feet of water flooded homes and streets during tropical storm Ida in September, officials concurred. They also recommended bringing in loose items such as free-standing Halloween decorations. They reminded residents to download the Storm Season Readiness Flyer.

In the case of a power outage, report directly to ConEdison (1-800-752-6633 or online here).

The town has a First Responders Resident Alert Registry to help households with special needs due to physical/medical challenges or mental/neurological disabilities. Click here for more information.

An Army Corps of Engineers flood mitigation plan for the Mamaroneck and Sheldrake River Basin was completed in 2017. The $82 million project was approved by Congress in 2018; however, the Trump administration put it on hold.

SEE: Hazardous Hudson Valley Outlook: Heavy Rain, High Wind