HUDSON VALLEY, NY — The torrential downpour that flooded streams and streets (and caused Yonkers officials to offer sandbags to residents) brought a lot of rain to the lower Hudson Valley in a short period of time Monday.
Some communities in Westchester were hit by more than 4 inches, as were parts of northern New Jersey.
Here are local totals reported by the National Weather Service:
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Orange County
- WARWICK - 1.73 inches
- US MILITARY ACADEMY - 1.35
- TUXEDO PARK - 1.25
Rockland County
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- SPARKILL - 3.50 inches
- POMONA - 2.18
- UPPER NYACK - 2.00
- SPRING VALLEY - 1.97
- MONTEBELLO - 1.85
- NEW CITY - 1.55
- NANUET - 1.53
- SUFFERN - 1.33
Westchester County
- TARRYTOWN - 4.31 inches
- NEW ROCHELLE - 4.13
- THORNWOOD - 3.72
- HARTSDALE - 3.45
- RYE BROOK - 3.42
- WHITE PLAINS AIRPORT - 3.40
- ELMSFORD - 3.14
- SLEEPY HOLLOW - 2.69
- SOUTH SALEM - 2.64
- BRIARCLIFF MANOR - 2.57
- OSSINING - 1.96
- MOUNT KISCO - 1.66
- 3 ESE GOLDENS BRIDGE - 1.62
- CHAPPAQUA - 1.48
- KATONAH - 1.32
- YORKTOWN HEIGHTS - 1.21
- SOMERS - 1.14
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