Early Monday morning, the National Weather Service in Albany issued a flash flood watch for eastern New York and western New England, including Greene, Schoharie and Ulster counties.
The watch is in effect from 11am to midnight, and warns that a combination of saturated ground and slow-moving thunderstorms could yield localized flash flooding and rising creek waters.
If you see flooding in your area, or have local road closings to report, let us know at editor@watershedpost.com. A few good local weather resources to keep an eye on: NWS Albany, NWS Binghamton, local river forecasts from the NWS, and Hudson Valley Weather.
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