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Amtrak cancels some upstate New York and New England service due to severe weather
This is from WPTZ, the NBC affiliate in Burlington, Vermont.
Amtrak cancels service for severe weather
Amtrak's Adirondack, Ethan Allen, and Maple Leaf trains are all under service disruptions Monday because of ongoing severe weather
Updated: 10:40 AM EDT Jul 10, 2023
More than a dozen Amtrak trains are experiencing disrupted service in the northeast, north of New York City.
At 3:10 a.m. on Monday, Amtrak began announcing cancellations on social media due to ongoing severe weather. Some trains, including the Maple Leaf and the Adirondack lines, were canceled altogether.
Others, including Empire Service and Ethan Allen trains, were scheduled to start or terminate in Albany, instead of their original destinations.
The announcement comes as parts of Vermont and New York experience heavy downpours and widespread flood alerts, which are expected to continue throughout the day.
For the latest updates on cancelations, visit amtrak.com/alert.
Amtrak's Adirondack, Ethan Allen, and Maple Leaf trains are all under service disruptions Monday because of ongoing severe weather
Updated: 10:40 AM EDT Jul 10, 2023
More than a dozen Amtrak trains are experiencing disrupted service in the northeast, north of New York City.
At 3:10 a.m. on Monday, Amtrak began announcing cancellations on social media due to ongoing severe weather. Some trains, including the Maple Leaf and the Adirondack lines, were canceled altogether.
Others, including Empire Service and Ethan Allen trains, were scheduled to start or terminate in Albany, instead of their original destinations.
The announcement comes as parts of Vermont and New York experience heavy downpours and widespread flood alerts, which are expected to continue throughout the day.
For the latest updates on cancelations, visit amtrak.com/alert.
