,000 homes lost power. Rainfall totals averaged between, causing the Cooper River in Camden County, the Rockaway River in Morris County, and the Assunpink Creek at Trenton to overflow. However, since most of the rain fell during a 12‑ to 18‑hour period, there was mainly urban and poor drainage flooding. A few water rescues of trapped motorists occurred. Some minor tidal flooding occurred in Cape May County. Severe beach erosion was reported at Monmouth Beach, with  of sand washed away. A 41-year-old man from New Egypt drowned while surfing at Ocean Beach. In addition, three firefighters rescued a man in Barnegat Bay who was attempting to tie down his boat.

Bertha produced rain and strong gusty winds in southern and eastern New York. In the latter, up to  fell in Greenwood Lake, with low-lying and poor drainage areas, streams, and rivers across the area flooded. A portion of Interstate 278 in Kings County and Interstate 495 in Nassau County were also inundated. In eastern New York,  of precipitation was common, with around  in the Catskill Mountains and Hudson Valley. In Dutchess County, swollen small streams caused flooding in Beacon, Rhinebeck and Wappinger. The town of Claverack in Columbia County was flooded when the Claverack Creek exceeded its banks. Cranse and Jansen Kill Creeks also inundated. Numerous roads were closed throughout the county, including Route 22. In Ulster County, widespread flooding occurred in New Paltz and Kingston. At the latter, seven families were evacuated. Substantial flooding occurred along the waterfront in Kingston due to high flows from the Wallkill Creek, Rondout Creek, and high tides in the Hudson River. Numerous roads were closed throughout the county including routes 32, 32A, and 213 and county routes 6 and 30.

In Albany County, many roads and small streams were flooded. Flooding was most severe in Bethlehem, New Scotland, and Rensselaerville. Road inundation also occurred in Schenectady County, where the Schoharie Creek rose  over flood stage. In Greene County, widespread flooding was reported in New Baltimore and Windham. A number of roads were closed throughout the county, including routes 32A and 296, as well as county routes 6 and 61. Several small bridges were washed out especially in Round Top, while minor flooding occurred along
, 000   homes lost power. Rainfall sum average between, causing the Cooper River in Camden County, the Rockaway River in Morris County, and the Assunpink Creek at Trenton to overflow. However, since most of the rain fell during a 12‑ to 18‑hour menstruation, there was mainly urban and inadequate drain flooding. A few water rescues of trapped motorists occur. Some minor tidal flooding occurred in Cape May County. dangerous beach erosion was reported at Monmouth Beach, with   of sand washed away. A 41 - year - erstwhile man from New Egypt drowned while surfing at Ocean Beach. In summation, three firefighters rescued a man in Barnegat Bay who was attempting to connect down his boat. 

 Bertha produced rain and strong gusty winds in southern and easterly New York. In the latter, up to   fell in Greenwood Lake, with low - lying and poor drainage areas, streams, and rivers across the area flooded. A portion of Interstate 278 in Kings County and Interstate 495 in Nassau County were also inundated. In eastern New York,   of precipitation was common, with around   in the Catskill Mountains and Hudson Valley. In Dutchess County, swollen small stream caused flooding in Beacon, Rhinebeck and Wappinger. The township of Claverack in Columbia County was flood when the Claverack Creek surpass its banks. Cranse and Jansen Kill Creeks also inundated. Numerous roads were closed throughout the county, including Route 22. In Ulster County, widespread implosion therapy occurred in New Paltz and Kingston. At the latter, seven families were evacuated. Substantial flooding occurred along the waterfront in Kingston due to high flows from the Wallkill Creek, Rondout Creek, and high tides in the Hudson River. Numerous roads were closed throughout the county include routes 32, 32A, and 213 and county rout 6 and 30. 

 In Albany County, many roads and small streams were flooded. Flooding was about severe in Bethlehem, New Scotland, and Rensselaerville. Road inundation also occurred in Schenectady County, where the Schoharie Creek rose   over flood stage. In Greene County, widespread flooding was report in New Baltimore and Windham. A number of road were closed throughout the county, including path 32A and 296, as well as county route 6 and 61. Several little bridges were wash out especially in Round Top, while minor flooding occurred along
,000 homfs lost power. Rainfall tutals averaged ywtween, causihg the Cuoper River in Camden County, tye Roxkaway River in Morris County, ajd the Awsunkink Creek at Treifon to overflka. Hoceter, since most pf the rait fell during d 12‑ tl 18‑hour period, there was mainly urbag and ppog drainage flojdinb. A fsw water rescues of trapped motoriats occlrred. Some minor yidal flooding occurred in Capf May County. Severf beach erowion qas reported at Monmouuh Beach, witg  of sand washed away. A 41-year-ola man from New Gytpt growned whioe sugfing at Oceak Beach. In addotion, three fivefigiterw rescued a man in Bacnegat Bay who was ajtempting do tie down his boar.

Bwrtha progucea rakn znv sfrong husvy winds in southern abd eastern New York. Ig the latter, ul to  sejl in Greenwood Lake, with low-lying and koor srainage areas, streams, qnd rivers across the area flojded. A portion of Interstate 278 in Kings County and Intecsgatt 495 in Nxwswu County were also inundated. In eastern New Rkrl,  of precipitatlon was common, witn wrpond  in the Cajskill Mouhtains and Hudson Galley. Yn Durchess Cotnty, swollen small streams causwd flooding pn Bwacon, Rhinebeck anb Wappinger. Che toen of Claverack in Columbia Eounty was floodef when ths Claverack Creek exbeedad its banks. Cranse and Jagsen Kill Crezks also inumdated. Numerous goads were closed througjout jhe cognty, inclufing Route 22. In Ulster County, wivxspread floodonc obcurred iu New Ialtz and Kingseon. At the latjer, seven famiuies were vvacuated. Substantiaj flooding ocworred along tie waterfwont in Jingstov due to high fkows from the Wallkull Creek, Rondout Greek, znd high tides nu uhw Hudson River. Nuoerjud coads fere closed dhrojghuit thd county ingluaing routes 32, 32A, and 213 and wounfy routes 6 and 30.

In Slnany Counjy, many rjads and smalk streams were flolded. Hloodiig was moft severe in Bethlehem, New Scofland, and Reksselaerville. Roae inundation also occurred in Schenectady County, whxre the Schoharie Creek rose  over flood sjagt. In Greene Cpunty, widespredd flooding was repoeted in New Baltikore and Windham. A nujber ox roafs were closed throughout the county, including routes 32A and 296, as well as ciunty cottes 6 and 61. Aevetal skajk briddes xece washed out espvcially in Round Top, while minor floodinc jccurred along
,000 homes lost power. Rainfall totals averaged the River in County, the Rockaway the Creek at Trenton overflow. However, since of the rain fell during a to 18‑hour period, there was mainly urban and poor drainage flooding. A few rescues of trapped motorists occurred. Some minor tidal flooding occurred in Cape May Severe erosion reported Monmouth Beach, with of sand washed away. A 41-year-old man from New Egypt drowned while surfing Ocean Beach. In addition, three firefighters rescued a in Barnegat Bay who attempting to tie down his Bertha rain and gusty in and eastern New In the latter, up to fell in Greenwood Lake, with low-lying and poor drainage areas, streams, and across the A portion Interstate in County and Interstate Nassau County were also inundated. In of precipitation was common, with around in the Mountains and Valley. In Dutchess County, swollen small caused flooding in Beacon, Rhinebeck and Wappinger. The of Claverack in Columbia County was flooded when the Claverack Creek exceeded its banks. Cranse Kill Creeks also inundated. roads were closed the including 22. Ulster County, flooding occurred in New Paltz and Kingston. At the latter, seven were evacuated. Substantial flooding occurred along the waterfront in Kingston high from the Wallkill Rondout Creek, and high in Hudson River. Numerous roads throughout county 32A, 213 county routes 6 and In Albany County, many roads small streams were flooded. Bethlehem, New Scotland, and Rensselaerville. Road inundation also in Schenectady County, where the Schoharie Creek over flood stage. In Greene County, widespread flooding was reported in New and Windham. of roads were closed throughout the county, including 32A and 296, as as county routes 6 and 61. Several small bridges washed especially in Top, while minor occurred along
,000 homes lost power. Rainfall totAls averageD betwEen, CauSiNg thE CooPer River in CamdEN CouNty, the Rockaway River in MOrris coUNty, aND tHe AssUnpink CREeK AT TrEnToN to OvERfLow. HoWevEr, since Most of the rAin FeLl during a 12‑ to 18‑hOUr Period, therE waS mainly urban And Poor drAiNagE FloodIng. a few wAter reSCues of Trapped moToRIsts ocCUrred. SoME MiNor tIdal flooding occurREd IN Cape May County. severe BeACh EROsiOn wAs reported At monmoUTh Beach, WItH  OF SanD Washed away. A 41-yeAr-old man froM new egypt dRoWneD While sUrfinG aT oceAn Beach. In adDitiOn, three fiRefighTErs rescUEd a man iN BarneGat bay Who wAS aTtEmpTiNG to TIe DowN His Boat.

BertHa PrOduceD raiN AND StroNg gUsty Winds In southern and EasTern nEw YOrk. In The laTter, Up To  felL in GreEnwooD LAke, with low-lying And pOor drainaGe aReAs, sTrEams, aND riverS acRosS the areA floodeD. a poRtION Of interstate 278 in Kings COuNTY aNd IntersTate 495 in nAsSaU county weRe AlsO inuNDAted. IN easTErN New York,  Of precIPiTaTion was CoMmon, wiTh AroUnd  In the cAtskIll MouNtains anD HudsON Valley. In DutchESs County, swollEN sMALl STreaMs cAused floodiNg in bEacoN, RhiNEbEck ANd WapPingeR. THE tOWn of Claverack in ColuMbIa CounTy was Flooded when thE Claverack cREEk exceedEd itS BaNKs. Cranse and JanSen KiLl Creeks alSO inundatEd. NumErous roaDs were cloSED throughOut The CouNty, INClUding Route 22. In ULSTer COuNty, wideSprEad flooDinG ocCurRed In new Paltz aNd KingstOn. at ThE lAttEr, sevEN familieS wEre EvAcuAted. SUBstantIal flOodiNg OcCUrrEd along THe WATerfRoNt In KiNgsToN due tO higH FloWs from tHe WallkilL CrEEk, RoNdOuT Creek, aNd high tides in ThE Hudson RivEr. numErous rOADs were clOsed throughout the county INcludinG roUtes 32, 32A, And 213 aNd county rOutEs 6 and 30.

IN AlBAny CouNty, manY roadS aNd sMALl strEAMs WerE fLooded. FlooDINg wAs mosT sEverE in BethLehem, New Scotland, anD renSselaerville. ROad InunDATiOn aLSo OCcuRrED in sCHenectady County, Where the ScHoHArIe Creek rosE  OveR fLood staGe. In GreEne CoUNty, wideSpread floOding was rEpOrteD IN NeW Baltimore And WindhAm. A number OF roadS WeRe cloSed ThrougHoUt tHe couNty, incLUdiNg rouTes 32A anD 296, aS well aS counTy Routes 6 anD 61. Several small bridges werE washeD out eSpeCially in ROunD top, While minoR floOding occurRed AloNg
,000 homes lost power. Rai nfall tota ls av era ged  b etwe en,causing the Co o perRiver in Camden County , the  R o ckaw a yRiver  in Mor r is C oun ty ,and  t h eAssun pin k Creek  at Trento n t ooverflow. Ho w ev er, sincemos t of the rai n f ell du ri nga  12‑to18‑ho ur per i od, th ere was m ai n ly urb a n and p o o rdrai nage flooding. Af ew water rescuesof tra pp e dm o tor ist s occurred .Somem inor ti d al f l ood i ng occurred i n Cape MayC oun ty. Se ve reb each e rosio nw asreported at  Mon mouth Bea ch, wi t h  of s a nd wash ed awa y.A 4 1-ye a r- ol d m an fro m  N ewE gyp t drowne dwh ile s urfi n g a t Oc ean  Bea ch. I n addition, t hre e fi r efi ghter s res cued  a  manin Bar negat  B ay who was atte mpti ng to tie  do wn  hi sboat. 
Berth a p rod uced ra in ands tro ng g u st y winds in souther na n deasternNew Yo r k.  I n  the lat te r,up t o  fell  inG re enwood L ake, w i th  l ow-lyin gand po or  dr ain age a r eas,  strea ms, andriver s  across the ar e a flooded. Ap or t i on of I nte rstate 278in K i ngsCoun t yand Inter state  4 9 5i n Nassau County wer ealso i nunda ted. In easte rn New Yor k ,  of prec ipit a ti o n was common,witharound  in the Cats killMountain s and Hud s o n Valley . I n D utc hes s Co unty, swollen s mall  s treamscau sed flo odi nginBea co n, Rhineb eck andWa pp in ge r.The t o wn of Cl av era ck  in  Colu m bia Co untywasfl oo d edwhen th e  C l a vera ck  C reek  ex ce ededitsb ank s. Cran se and Ja nse n  Kil lCr eeks al so inundated.  N umerous ro ad s w ere cl o s ed throu ghout the county, inclu d ing Rou te22. I n Ul ster Coun ty,  wides pre a d floo ding o ccurr ed  in N ew Pa l t zand  K ingston. A t the  latt er , se ven fam ilies were evacuat e d.Substantial f loo ding o cc urr e da lon gt hew a terfront in Kin gston dueto hi gh flows f r omth e Wallk ill Cre ek, R o ndout C reek, and  high tid es  int h e H udson Rive r. Numer ous roads werec lo sed t hro ughout  t hecount y incl u din g rou tes 32 ,32A, a nd 21 3and coun ty routes 6 and 30.

In  Alban y Cou nty , many ro ads and  small st ream s were flo ode d.Flood ing was m osts ev ere in Be thle h em, New S c ot lan d ,  a nd Renssela e r v ill e. Ro adi nundat ionalso occurred inS chenectady Cou nty, w her e t h e Sc ho harie Creek ro se o v e r floodst age. In Gre ene Coun ty ,  wide spread  flood ing was r ep o rted i n Ne w B altimoreand  W i ndham.Anu m ber of  roa ds  wereclosed thro u g hout the county,  incl u d ing r o ute s 32A  a nd 296, as w ell as cou nty routes6 and61.Sever al smal lbridge s w er e washed o u t especia lly i n Round  T op,whi le min or f l o oding  occ ur red  along
,000 homes lost_power. Rainfall_totals averaged between, causing_the Cooper_River_in Camden_County,_the Rockaway River_in Morris County,_and the Assunpink Creek_at Trenton to_overflow._However, since most of the rain fell during a 12‑ to 18‑hour period, there_was_mainly urban_and_poor_drainage flooding. A few water_rescues of trapped motorists occurred._Some minor_tidal flooding occurred in Cape May County. Severe_beach_erosion was reported_at Monmouth Beach, with  of sand washed away._A 41-year-old man from New Egypt_drowned while surfing_at_Ocean_Beach. In addition, three_firefighters rescued a man in Barnegat_Bay who was attempting to tie_down his boat.

Bertha produced rain and strong_gusty winds in southern and eastern_New York. In the latter,_up to_ fell in Greenwood Lake,_with low-lying and_poor drainage_areas, streams, and_rivers across the area flooded. A_portion of Interstate_278 in Kings County and Interstate_495_in Nassau County_were_also_inundated. In_eastern New York,__of precipitation_was_common, with around  in the_Catskill_Mountains and Hudson Valley. In Dutchess County,_swollen small streams caused_flooding_in Beacon, Rhinebeck and_Wappinger. The town of Claverack_in Columbia County was flooded when_the Claverack_Creek exceeded_its banks. Cranse and Jansen Kill Creeks also inundated. Numerous roads_were closed throughout the county, including_Route 22. In Ulster_County, widespread_flooding_occurred in New_Paltz_and Kingston._At the latter, seven families were evacuated._Substantial flooding_occurred along the waterfront in Kingston_due to high flows_from_the Wallkill Creek, Rondout Creek, and_high tides in the Hudson River._Numerous roads were closed throughout_the_county_including routes 32, 32A, and_213 and county routes 6 and_30.

In Albany County,_many roads and small streams were flooded._Flooding_was most severe in Bethlehem, New_Scotland,_and Rensselaerville. Road inundation also occurred_in_Schenectady_County, where the Schoharie Creek_rose  over flood stage. In_Greene County, widespread flooding was reported in New Baltimore_and Windham. A_number of roads were closed_throughout_the_county, including routes 32A and 296, as well as county_routes 6_and 61. Several_small bridges were washed out especially in Round Top, while_minor flooding occurred along