Waves of rainfall, which at times were heavy, Thursday evening (January 12th) into Friday morning (January 13th) combined with runoff from southern Vermont may have been the cause of a culvert overflowing and collapsing in the town of Hoosick Falls.
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Waves of rainfall, which at times were heavy, Thursday evening (January 12th) into Friday morning (January 13th) combined with runoff from southern Vermont may have been the cause of a culvert overflowing and collapsing in the town of Hoosick Falls.
The national radar mosaic for the moment the first event began.
1 flood. Local standard time, as filed.
Route 7 closed between Route 22 and South St. in the town of Hoosick due to a culvert overflowing and collapsing.
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