Service resumed with schedule adjustments on Metro-North's Harlem Line from Grand Central to Wassaic late Monday afternoon after downed trees were cleared at several locations, including an incident near the Hawthorne station in which a rail car derailed after hitting a tree. Only one of two tracks are back in service in the vicinity of North White Plains and Pleasantville while crews make repairs.
Metro-North Harlem line customers were told to prepare for service disruptions during the evening commute Monday after a train struck a tree felled by high winds north of Hawthorne. Train delays and cancelations were expected north of North White Plains while crews worked to re-rail the first car of the train and repair about 100 feet of damaged track, according to the MTA .
... Hartsdale and Southeast. By 2 p.m., train service was being provided between Grand Central Terminal and North White Plains and between Mount Kisco and Wassaic. Service is suspended between North White Plains and Mount Kisco. Delays of approximately ...
... Hartsdale and Southeast. By 2 p.m., train service was being provided between Grand Central Terminal and North White Plains and between Mount Kisco and Wassaic. Delays of approximately 10 minutes are being reported at 2:15 p.m. on the New Haven Line ...
