THUNDERBOLT 12: Heavy rainfall leads to parkway closures
News 12's Nadia Galindo is in Thunderbolt 12 checking on flooding and road conditions across the Hudson Valley.
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Apr 19, 2022, 10:08 AM
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12's Nadia Galindo is in Thunderbolt 12 checking on flooding that has closed down numerous parkways in Westchester.
The southbound Hutchinson
Parkway is closed for about a two-mile stretch from exit 8 in Eastchester down to exit 6 in Mount Vernon.
County police also say that includes the ramp from the
Cross County Parkway to the Hutch, which is also closed.
Here is the full report from the County Police:
- BRP (Partially Closed): Southbound at Chatterton Ave closed due to flooding Northbound at Main St closed due to flooding. Northbound at Butler Road closed due to flooding
- HRP (Partially Closed): Southbound from CCP (Exit 8) to E Lincoln Ave closed due to flooding
- SMRP (Open): Ponding in areas but passable
- CCP (Partially Closed): Eastbound Wartburg ramp (Exit 9) to the HRP southbound closed due to flooding
- Playland PKWY (Open): Ponding in areas but passable
County police say that other roadways have deep ponding and are asking motorists to go slower this
morning.
