Greene storm history

Rising waters on the Catskill Creek flooded portions of Route 23B and Cauterskill Road near Leeds. A 76-year-old woman died after their vehicle was swept off Cauterskill Road due to flood waters after driving around a traffic barrier blocking the road.

Route 214 was reported closed due to flooding from the Ulster-Greene County border, near Moggre Road, to Route 23A in Greene County. The Stony Clove Creek runs along much of Route 214. In Lanesville, a man drowned when the embankment he was standing on near a bridge near Ostrande…

A woman drowned when the house she was in was swept away by waters from the Batavia Kill on Maplecrest Road (County Route 40) in the hamlet of Maplecrest Town of Windham. The time of her death was unknown.

A local 911 call center operator reported trees and wires down in town of Durham.

A local 911 call center operator reported trees and wires along Route 81 in the town of Greenville.

A local broadcast media outlet passed along an image of hail measuring at approximately one inch in Coxsackie.

A local 911 call center reported the closure of Mattice Road in Prattsville due to flooding.

Local law enforcement reported trees down in Windham.

Local law enforcement reported a few trees down in the town of Cairo.

Route 385 between Lawrence Avenue and Whitbeck Street in Coxsackie was closed due to flooding.

County Route 2 was closed near Lexington due to flooding.

County Route 74 was closed in the Town of Athens due to flooding.

A large tree on wires was over the road on Cauterskill Avenue.

A tree was down on Honey Hallow Road.

There was a report of a telephone poll on fire on Route 26.

Wires and branches were reported on fire.

Lightning struck a home on Allen Teator Road.

There was a report of a structure on fire at a house on Derek Van Brummel Circle due to a lightning strike.

A tree was reported down.

Route 144 WB/EB between Gill Road and Washington Ave had all lanes closed due to flooding.

Route 9W at Division Street was closed due to downed trees.

Route 144 was closed along the Albany and Greene County line near New Baltimore due to multiple downed trees.

Minor poor drainage flooding and standing water on roadways was reported near the Village of Catskill.

Minor poor drainage flooding and standing water on roadways was reported near the Village of Catskill.

A severe thunderstorm produced localized straight-line wind damage about 1 mile east of Earlton along New York Route 81. Wind descended down a hill south of Route 81 and moved north-northeastward across the road. Damage consisted of numerous snapped or uprooted trees and large br…

Two trees were reported down in the town of Hunter.

Multiple trees were reported down throughout Greene County.

Four trees were downed in the town of Catskill.

Several roads were closed due to flooding within the Town of Coxsackie in addition to some flooding of basements.

Several roads were closed due to flooding across Cairo, Leeds, Jefferson Heights and Catskill. One water rescue was performed in Catskill as a person was trapped in their car which was surrounded by floodwaters.

A section of Pennsylvania Avenue in Palenville was closed due to flooding.

Tree damage was reported throughout Greene County. Reports of damage started coming in between 830-930pm.

Route 385 was closed at a railroad underpass between Bailey Street and Lawrence Avenue due to flooding.

Minor flooding was reported along Route 296 in the Town of Jewett.

Minor flooding was reported along Route 145 in the Town of Durham.

Stone Bridge Road was closed between Brown Road and Shady Glen Road near East Durham due to flooding.

Hervey Street Road was closed between Stone Bridge Road and Golden Hill Road near Cornwallville due to flooding.

Catskill Creek went over its banks causing minor flooding along West Main Street in the Village of Catskill.

A tree was downed near Ramsey School Road and Route 23A.

Route 385 at Lawrence Ave has all lanes closed due to flooding.

Paul Saxe Road was closed at Mountain Turnpike Road in the Town of Catskill due to flash flooding.

Mountain Avenue in the Hamlet of Cairo was closed due to flash flooding.

County Route 385 was closed between Bailey Street and Lawrence Avenue under a railroad viaduct due to flooding. This is a typical flood prone spot.

Trees were downed in the Town of Coxsackie. This occurred along an outflow boundary ahead of thunderstorms.

Trees were downed in the Town of Athens. This occurred along an outflow boundary ahead of thunderstorms.

Eight to ten roads were closed due to flooding around Prattsville.

Several trees were downed between New Baltimore and Coxsackie.