How much rain did we get in the storms that hit the Lower Hudson Valley?
How much rain fell in the lower Hudson Valley between Thursday night and Friday?
Storms started in the region around 2 a.m. according to the National Weather Service, intensifying throughout the morning. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning Friday until 11:45 a.m. and issued a general flood advisory through 6 a.m. Saturday.
In addition to Gov. Kathy Hochul issuing a state of emergency Friday morning, Westchester County declared one, as did the cities of Mount Vernon, Yonkers and New Rochelle, as well as New York City.
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Here are some early reports of actual rainfall totals from the National Weather Service. Numbers are courtesy of a variety of sources, including volunteer observers, highway departments, spotters and media, and are considered unofficial.
Current rainfall totals for the Hudson Valley
Putnam County
Lake Carmel: 4.28 inches
Carmel hamlet: 4.22
Mahopac: 3.39
Brewster: 3.89
Putnam Valley: 2.68
Nelsonville: 1.92
Cold Spring: 1.82
Rockland County
Spring Valley 4.79 inches
New Hempstead 4.23
Suffern: 4.09
Stony Point 3.73
Nanuet 3.39
Montebello: 2.81
Nanuet: 3.33
Bardonia: 2.54
Westchester County
New Rochelle 6.49 inches
Hartsdale 5.78
Larchmont 5.78
Thornwood 5.56
Rye Brook 5.4
Elmsford 6.24
Tarrytown 4.49
White Plains Airport 4.73
Hastings-on-Hudson 3.78
Rye 3.5
Ossining 4.37
Mount Kisco 3.62
Midland Park 3.72
Goldens Bridge 3.18
Somers 3.12
Yorktown Heights 3
Peekskill 2.97
This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Hudson Valley NY flooding: National Weather Service rainfall totals
