The combination of cold front plus tropical storm Michael brought torrential downpours to the Hudson Valley on Thursday and into Friday morning. According to the National Weather Service's rainfall report, the most rain locally was in Orange County, where almost two inches of rain were recorded at Montgomery Airport.
Now that's nothing like three weeks ago, on Tornado Tuesday, when the highest amount measured was 4.6 inches near Irvington.
But every place got plenty by the time the clouds blew away. (Get real time Mid-Hudson Valley Patch news alerts and our free daily newsletter; and visit us on Facebook.)
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Orange County
- Montgomery Airport 1.96 inches
- 1 S Walden 1.87
- Port Jervis 1.68
- Monroe 1.55
- 3 W Warwick 1.41
- West Point 1.03
- 1 NNW Cornwall On Hu 1.01
- 2 SW Greenwood Lake 0.93
Putnam County
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- 3 N Fahnestock State 1.08 inches
- Brewster 0.93
Rockland County
- Montebello 1.29 inches
- Sloatsburg 0.95
- Piermont 0.93
Westchester County
- Mamaroneck 1.68 inches
- Jefferson Valley 1.20
- Armonk 1.19
- White Plains Airport 1.11
- 1 NE Irvington 1.07
- 1 ENE Eastchester 1.04
- 4 WNW Ridgefield 1.01
- 1 WSW Hawthorne 1.00
- 1 S Mount Kisco 0.95
- 1 ESE Putnam Valley 0.91
- Shrub Oak 0.91
And you probably don't even want to know, but here for comparison are the rainfall totals for two weeks ago and three weeks ago.
- Town-by-Town Rain Totals For Overnight Storm In The Hudson Valley
- Town-by-Town Rain Totals For Tornado Tuesday
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