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Upstate New York Floods After Historic Rain | Albany News
Upstate New York braces for recovery after historic rainfall dumped nearly 12 inches in some areas, triggering catastrophic flooding, destroyed infrastructure, and widespread displacement — a scale not seen since Tropical Storm Irene in 2011. Roads remain closed, rivers overflow, and the Red Cross has opened shelters in Albany, Greenville, and more as communities grapple with both financial and emotional devastation. While Amtrak service has resumed between Rensselaer and NYC, the cleanup and rebuilding effort is just beginning as residents rally to heal together. Listen in comfort:Get a…
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