Transportation Disruptions in New York: Amtrak and Metro-North Services Affected by Storm and Flooding
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Amtrak service between Albany and New York City has been suspended due to extreme flooding caused by heavy rain. Governor Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency in West Point and Orange County, where homes were flooded and vehicles were stuck. Mudslides and road damage have also been reported. The heavy rain is expected to continue affecting New York City and Long Island.
- Amtrak service suspended between Albany and New York City due to extreme flooding WNYT NewsChannel 13
- Storm knocks out Metro-North service in Hudson Valley CBS New York
- Amtrak cancels train to Burlington VTDigger
- Rensselaer County continues repair efforts after historic storm NEWS10 ABC
- Metro-North to restore some Hudson Line service Tuesday; Amtrak still halted (updated) TRAINS Magazine
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