Several beaches closed in Westchester after rain prompts contamination concerns
The closures were announced after testing showed unsafe water conditions linked to runoff from the storm.
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Aug 21, 2025, 4:37 PM
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8h agoSeveral popular beaches in Westchester are closed due to elevated bacterial contamination following heavy rainfall, according to the county health department.
Officials say more than an inch of rain fell Wednesday, prompting closures at Hudson Beach Park in New Rochelle, Harbor Island Park in Mamaroneck, and Beach Point Club in Rye.
The closures were announced after testing showed unsafe water conditions linked to runoff from the storm.
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