HV Town-by-Town Rainfall Totals From Sunday's Severe Weather

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — The latest round of excessive rainfall dropped more than 2 inches of rain over much of the region, which has received more than a month's rainfall in the past 10 days.

Worst hit in Sunday's storms was northeast Westchester, where 3.48 inches of rain was reported to have fallen near Goldens Bridge. According to the National Weather Service's storm incident report, flooding caused Route 116 to be closed in North Salem for several hours.

The National Weather Service posted town-by-town totals for the 24 hours ending at 8 p.m.

Orange County

• MONTGOMERY 2.56 inches
• MIDDLETOWN 2.36
• WALDEN 2.17
• MONTGOMERY AIRPORT 2.07
• 4 SSE CHESTER 2.03
• OTISVILLE 1.92
• CHESTER 1.69
• GREENWOOD LAKE 1.61
• WARWICK 1.60
• 2.6 NW TUXEDO PARK 1.44
• WASHINGTONVILLE 1.42
• VAILS GATE 1.29
• TUXEDO PARK 1.12

Putnam County

• COLD SPRING 1.16 inches
• PUTNAM VALLEY 1.11

Rockland County

• 0.9 MILES NORTH OF MONTEBELLO 1.60 inches
• MONTEBELLO 1.52
• SUFFERN 1.46

Westchester County

• 3 MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST OF GOLDENS BRIDGE 3.48 inches
• TARRYTOWN 2.61
• NEW ROCHELLE 2.57
• PLEASANTVILLE 1.69
• RYE 1.54
• HARRISON 1.43
• PEEKSKILL 1.33
• IRVINGTON 1.30

Cumulatively, said Bill Potter on Hudson Valley Weather's Facebook post Monday morning, in the past 10 days most of the region "has seen at least 5 inches of rain... which is more than a month's worth of rainfall."

A small section of southeast Orange County and Putnam County, he said, received "10 to 15 inches of rain in 10 days... which is basically 2 to 3 months worth of rain in 10 days... and much of that fell in 1 day, resulting in the severe flash flooding that got national news attention."

SEE:

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• 16K Without Power Sunday AM In The Hudson Valley
• Severe Flash Flooding Possible: 4 to 6 Inches Of Rain In the HV