More Rain, Floods, Outages In The HV: Town-by-Town Interim Reports

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — A quick-moving storm brought more heavy rain to the region, flooding roads and causing sporadic power outages.

SEE: Flooded Parkway Closed After Overnight Heavy Rains

It was enough to cause the National Weather Service to issue a flood warning in Rockland County through Thursday evening and a hazardous outlook for Orange, Putnam, Rockland and Westchester.

The worst outages were in Orange County, PowerOutageUS reported.

Bruce Furbeck of First Due Weather recorded 2.5 inches of rain in Monroe by 8 a.m. Mesonet stations recorded 1-2 inches across the region in 24 hours, with the heaviest rainfall in Rockland and southern Orange counties.

At 9:45 a.m., the NWS issued an interim town-by-town rainfall report.

Orange County

• Warwick 3.9 W 2.44 inches
• Warwick 2.40
• 4 SSE Chester 2.27
• Warwick 2.27
• 2.6 NW Tuxedo Park 2.12
• Cornwall on Hudson 2.10
• 4 SSE Middletown 2.03
• Port Jervis 1.95
• Middletown 1.92
• Tuxedo Park 1.78
• Otisville 1.76
• Harriman 1.73
• Montgomery 1.72
• Vails Gate 1.65
• Middletown 1.61
• West Point 1.56
• Washingtonville 1.43
• Walden 1.39
• Montgomery Airport 1.37
• Chester 1.32

Putnam County

• Cold Spring 2.02 inches
• Nelsonville 0.3 S 2.00
• Mahopac 1.98
• Garrison 1.5 NE 1.93
• Carmel Hamlet 1.82
• Brewster 1.81
• Putnam Valley 1.50
• Lake Carmel 1.39

Rockland County

• Spring Valley 2.60
• Suffern 2.44
• Stony Point 2.33
• New City 2.31
• Montebello 2.11
• Blauvelt 2.08
• 1 NW Haverstraw 2.08
• 0.9 N Montebello 1.56
• Spring Valley 1.7 SSW 1.56
• Bardonia 1.42
• Nanuet 1.39

Westchester County

• Tarrytown 2.16 inches
• Hastings-on-Hudson 2.14
• Port Chester 2.09
• Briarcliff Manor 2.08
• Ossining 2.08
• Peekskill 2.07
• Rye Brook 2.04
• Peekskill 2.8 NNE 2.03
• 1 SSE Hartsdale 2.00
• Thornwood 1.98
• Pleasantville 1.94
• Mount Kisco 1.93
• Somers 1.92
• Shrub Oak 1.88
• New Rochelle 1.86
• White Plains Airport 1.81
• Dobbs Ferry 1.80
• South Salem 1.80
• Armonk 1.79
• Yorktown Heights 1.77
• Mamaroneck 0.3 NNW 1.70
• 1 S Peach Lake 1.66
• Cross River 1.54
• Rye 1.45
• Elmsford 1.28
• 3 ESE Goldens Bridge 1.16

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