Amtrak Trains Between Boston, New York Disrupted Due to Flooding
Nearly all Amtrak trains between New York and Boston were canceled Sunday after flash flooding left high water and debris along the route.
Amtrak trains between Boston and New York were disrupted on Sunday due to flash flooding along the route, which left high water and debris in its path. The disruption was caused by multiple flash flood warnings issued for parts of New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia. Nearly all trains were canceled, with only the first two trains departing from New York reaching Boston.
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced the service suspension due to heavy rain, urging the public to avoid flooded roadways and stay alert. Amtrak has offered alternate transportation for affected passengers and will contact customers regarding delays and cancellations.
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