Metro-North Railroad announces restoration of train service on Upper Harlem Line

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Heavy rain and flash flooding which fell across the Lower Hudson Valley led to obstruction along Metro-North Railroad’s Hudson Line north of Croton Harmon Station. Sunday, July 9, 2023. Credit: MTA Metro-North Railroad

MTA Metro-North Railroad announced that starting Wednesday morning, Upper Harlem Line service will return to its normal schedule, with train service resuming to and from Wassaic. The restoration of service comes less than two days after service had to be suspended Monday morning due to storm damage.

Credit: MTA Metro-North Railroad

“Metro-North crews have put forth another Herculean effort following an extreme weather event, clearing the tracks of fallen trees, high water, mud and debris. It is because of their hard work that we are able to restore service on the full Hudson and Harlem lines,” said Metro-North Railroad President and LIRR Interim President Catherine Rinaldi.

Metro-North crews worked since Sunday night to perform rehabilitation work on both the Harlem and Hudson lines. Crews cleared fallen trees, mud and boulders from sections of track where the rushing water had risen well above the rails.

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