The storm also interrupted air and rail travel. The additional warming that scientists predict is coming will only make it worse. Gilland said recently arrived new cadets and others at the historic academy on the Hudson River were safe, but that assessing the damage will take time.Ītmospheric scientists say destructive flooding events across the globe have this in common: Storms are forming in a warmer atmosphere, making extreme rainfall a reality right now. Military Academy at West Point was pounded with more than 8 inches (20.32 centimeters) of rain that sent debris sliding onto some roads and washed others out. Maura Healey said there were reports of flooding in central and western Massachusetts and that state emergency management officials were in touch with local authorities. “They’re calling this a ‘1,000 year event.’”Īs of Monday evening, several washed-out streets in Highland Falls remained impassable, leaving some residents stuck in their homes but otherwise OK, Police Chief Frank Basile said in a telephone interview. “Nine inches of rain in this community,” Hochul said during a briefing on a muddy street in Highland Falls. Kathy Hochul said at a news conference Monday the storm sent “cars swirling in our streets” and dumped a “historic” amount of rain. Officials say the storm has already wrought tens of millions of dollars in damage. “She was trying to get through (the flooding) with her dog,” Neuhaus said, “and she was overwhelmed by tidal wave-type waves.” The force of the flash flooding dislodged boulders, which rammed into the woman’s house and damaged part of its wall, Orange County Executive Steven Neuhaus told The Associated Press. One of the worst-hit places was New York’s Hudson Valley, where a woman identified by police as Pamela Nugent, 43, died as she tried to escape her flooded home in the hamlet of Fort Montgomery. Additional downpours in the region raised the potential for flash flooding rainfall in certain parts of Vermont had exceeded 7 inches ( 18 centimeters), the National Weather Service in Burlington said. The slow-moving storm reached New England in the morning after hitting parts of New York and Connecticut on Sunday. “We threw some dry clothes and our cats into the car and drove to higher ground.” “The river was at our doorstep,” said Pajala. Kelly Pajala said she and about half dozen others had to evacuate early Monday from a four-unit apartment building on the West River in Londonderry. It’s just stressful,” shelter volunteer Amanda Gross said. About 30 people waited it out, some of them making cookies for firefighters who were working to evacuate and rescue others. Choose an image that has enough background, all around the individuals, face, so that you may crop the image in a flattering way.Some people canoed their way to the Cavendish Baptist Church in Vermont, which had turned into a shelter.
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