Dramatic Footage Captures Hurricane Debby’s Destruction In Hudson Valley
The remnants of Hurricane Debby hit the Hudson Valley very hard heavy rain, wind, flooding and even a tornado. We have dramatic footage of the storm's damage.
Mark Lieb of Rockland Video was on the scene in the Hudson Valley.
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Lieb provided Hudson Valley Post with footage of Debby's damage in the Hudson Valley.
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Tree Falls Home, Car In Rockland County
In Rockland County, a large tree split in half and uprooted, falling onto a house and car.
Brand-new homeowner Nicholas Marchese says he and his family just moved into the home three weeks ago!
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He and his wife live in the home with two young children, ages 2 and 1. They plan to live with Marchese's in-laws until the home is fixed.
Thankfully, no one was home when the tree fell.
He told Rockland Video he was scheduled to appear on a national first-time home buyers television show.
"Now he has quite a story to tell," Lieb told Hudson Valley Post in an email.
Tornado In New Paltz, Ulster County, New York
The National Weather Service also reported an EF-0 tornado touched down in Ulster County.
The twister even uprooted a few trees as it crossed the New York State Thruway near Exit 18 in New Paltz
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Video from across the Hudson Valley can be seen below our gallery of the "costliest hurricanes of all time."
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Gallery Credit: Dan Zarrow