Power remains out across the county as a result of this weekend's winds and heavy rains.

Over 67,000 homes are without power in the county, more than 500 of those customers are in Tarrytown. A smaller portion have their power out in Sleepy Hollow and Pocantico Hills.

Con Edison has yet to give approximate times as to when power will return, but said in a statement that power restoration efforts would "last throughout the week."

Con Ed  stated some residences currently with electricity may experience a loss of power as they begin to work on power lines. These outages should be temporary, but could last 2 or 3 hours.

To deal with the lack of power, Con Edison has set up distribution centers for dry ice (see locations below). Greenburgh has set up a warming center for residents as well (see below). The possibility of prolonged power outages has prompted some local officials to appeal to residents to check on their neighbors. 

"If you know of an elderly resident/disabled resident who you are worried about who you can't contact and who may be out of power - please advise and we'll check up on them," said Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner.

Con Ed is also warning residents of the possibility of more trees falling, and reiterated that people should not approach downed power lines.

In Tarrytown, two roads remain closed as a result of downed trees: Warren Ave. at Neperan Rd., and Irving Ave. at Neperan Rd. Wilson Park Dr. was reopened earlier today. Tarrytown residents between Benedict Ave. and Neperan Rd. are continuing to deal with flooding in the area.

According to the Sleepy Hollow Fire Department, no roads are closed in the village. There was only one report of flooding in Philipse Manor. There was also a call for a potential fire at Kykuit – but it turned out to be smoke from a generator.

Locations for dry ice:

• New Rochelle City Hall, 515 North Ave, New Rochelle – Dry ice available 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.
• Empire City (Yonkers Raceway), Yonkers - Dry ice available 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.
• Saxon Woods Park, 1800 Mamaroneck Avenue, Westchester County - Dry ice available 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.
• Dry ice distribution at Staten Island Mall, Richmond Avenue, is available now through 8 p.m.

Greenburgh Warming Center:

• Theodore Young Community Center will be open  tonight as a shelter for those without power. The center is located at 32 Manhattan Ave. in Greenburgh. The phone number is  914-989-3600.

Resident's without power are also being warned to use caution with candles, there have been reports of small house fires across the county due to the use of candles.

If need assistance please contact either Tarrytown Village Police (631-5544) or Sleepy Hollow Village Police (631-0800). For emergencies dial 911.

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