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Metro-North Partially Restores Harlem Line After Hawthorne Derailment

This story has been updated.

Hawthorne Metro-North station

Hawthorne Metro-North station

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Partial Metro-North Harlem Line service has been restored after a service was suspended earlier Monday afternoon when a rail car on a passenger train derailed after hitting a tree near the Hawthorne station.

The incident occurred around 12:15 p.m. near Commerce Street.

Service was initially suspended between 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.

Customers are being advised to listen for announcements at local stations.

Delays of approximately 10 minutes are being reported at 2:15 p.m. on the New Haven Line as a result of fallen trees in the vicinity of Old Greenwich.

A Wind Advisory is in effect through 6 p.m. Monday.

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