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Strong Wind in Eastern Dutchess, New York

Strong Wind May 31, 2025 · Eastern Dutchess, New York

45 mph
Estimated gust (39 kt)
$1K
Crop damage

What the National Weather Service wrote

The NY Department of Highways relayed several reports of downed trees leading to lane blockages and complete road closures in eastern Dutchess County. The roads impacted include NY199 east of Stissing Mountain Road and NY82 at Attlebury Hill Road. In the case of NY199, two lanes were blocked going westbound and NY82 was closed due to total blockage.

The wider storm

An intensifying coastal low pressure system brought prolonged moderate to locally heavy rainfall beginning early Saturday, May 31 through that same afternoon before lightening and gradually tapering off in the evening and into the overnight. Rainfall totals across eastern New York ranged from around one inch to three and a half inches with a maximum total of 3.95 inches in Ulster County. A couple of reports of poor drainage flooding were relayed to NWS Albany with the most significant impact being the closure of NY295 going both directions between Rod and Gun Club Road and Hartigan Road in Chatham in Columbia County. Additionally, the combination of strong synoptic winds and very moist soils led to a handful of reports of downed trees and wires, specifically in Dutchess County.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1265355. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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