Heavy rainfall, combined with snowmelt led to isolated minor flooding in east central Ulster County during Thursday December 25th. The water levels gradually receded by Monday morning on December 29th.
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Heavy rainfall, combined with snowmelt led to isolated minor flooding in east central Ulster County during Thursday December 25th. The water levels gradually receded by Monday morning on December 29th.
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1 heavy rain. Local standard time, as filed.
The combination of heavy rain and snowmelt led to isolated minor flooding of Springtown Road, between Kleine Kill Drive, and Dug Road in New Paltz, forcing this portion of the road to be closed.
The road was closed at approximately 1530 LST on December 25th, and reopened by 0700 LST on December 29th.
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