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Deadly Flooding in New York's Hudson Valley Snarls Travel

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July 10, 2023

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Deadly flooding swept through the lower Hudson River Valley north of New York City, snarling commuter travel as a slow-moving weather front made its way through the US Northeast promising more devastation.

As much as 8.12 inches (20.6 centimeters) of rain fell at the US Military Academy at West Point through 6 a.m. Monday as a flash flood emergency unfolded in the region the prior day, said Andrew Orrison, a forecaster with the US Weather Prediction Center. At least one person died, according to the Associated Press, with social media showing many roads were flooded or blocked by debris.

The flooding will likely hit eastern New York and Vermont hardest because those regions have had a lot of rain in recent weeks leaving soils saturated, according to Orrison.

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