Flash Flood in Orange County, New York
Flash Flood August 30, 2004 · Orange County, New York
What the National Weather Service wrote
The remnants of a tropical system combined with a stalled frontal boundary acted to ignite slow moving thunderstorms on the evening of August 30th. These thunderstorms moved over Western Orange County NY for several hours. Hourly radar rainfall estimates in the 3-5" range were observed at times. The hardest hit areas were Port Jervis and Deer Park, where flooding was severe enough to initiate states of emergencies. Houses were damaged, roads were destroyed, and buildings collapsed throughout Western Orange County. Damage estimates were 2.2 million in public and 1.8 million in private property.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 5419004. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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