Lodi, N.Y. - A State of Emergency remains for a broad swath of the Finger Lakes, Southern Tier, and Central New York.
State Police say that about 65 people were rescued in the area of Lodi Point in Seneca County. Fortunately, officials say that nobody was seriously hurt amidst the devastation there were only minor injuries from residents and no rescuers were injured.
Red Cross Opens Shelters In Flooded Finger Lakes And Southern Tier
By Ian Wheatley
Officials say that progress has been made on clean-up but there is still more work to be done. They expect that the cleanup operation will take several days. NYSEG is expected to the power restored to the area sometime Wednesday.
State Of Emergency In Effect For Central New York
By Ian Wheatley
Central New York wasn't spared from the torrential rains Tuesday afternoon. In Pulaski, more than seven inches of rain fell over four hours caused flooding, but not to the same extent as the Seneca and Broome counties.