Updated: Warning: Rain, Flooding: National Weather Service

The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for Putnam, Rockland and Westchester counties through 11:15 a.m.

Flooding has closed sections of roads across the lower Hudson Valley. Rainfall of 1 to 1 1/2 inches could occur on top of the almost 2 inches received so far. The NWS warns that just 1 foot of flowing water is enough to sweep a car off the road. Most flood-related deaths occur in cars.

In Bedford, delays are being reported on Route 121 in both directions at Indian Hill Road due to flooding.

New City Patch reported flooding and mudslides across Rockland County. According to LoHud.com, in Westchester portions of the Hutchinson Parkway, Route 9A, the Bronx River Parkway and the Saw Mill Parkway were closed.  

On Route 9W, a rock slide has closed the state highway north of Route 304 as crews work to remove the landslide. Flooding has also been spotted on North Main Street in New City as well as Pascack Road in Spring Valley.

Volunteer firefighters in New City and West Haverstraw and Pomona have been called out to help cope with flooding problems, along with flooding problems on Ridge Road in Valley Cottage. A section of North Main Street was closed with flooding that trapped at least one car near the ShopRite shopping center. 

The ramps connecting Route 59 and Route 303 in West Nyack were reported flooded and police were closing the interchange. Firefighters also reported flooding conditions on the New York State Thruway in Nanuet and Suffern. On Route 303 in West Nyack, several cars were reported stuck in a flooded spot by the former Fuel Depot gas station, with passengers still in the car unable to get out.