Harlem Line Delays Persist Through Wednesday Night: UPDATE

UPDATE: MTA officials posted these Harlem Line changes between 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Harlem Line customers southbound trains will not stop at Hawthorne and Valhalla. Customers wishing southbound service to these stations will need to disembark at Pleasantville, and board shuttle bus service which will operate from Pleasantville to Hawthorne, Valhalla, and North White Plains. Please listen for announcements at your station.

For this evening, Northbound Harlem Line Service will be operating with delays of up to 35 minutes. Southbound Harlem Line Service will be operating hourly service with some train cancellations north of North White Plains. Southbound service will be operating with delays of up to 50 minutes. These service changes are a result of the track condition related to last night's severe weather. Please listen for announcements at your station and visit www.mta.info or the MyMTA app for train information.

5 p.m.: Problems along the Harlem Line have persisted through Wednesday. Not only are there delays of up to 40 minutes, but also several evening trains inbound to Grand Central Terminal have been canceled.

The big issue is a track condition between Valhalla and Hawthorne that was related to last night's severe weather. Congestion on the line is due to single-tracking in that area.

According to the website:

For this evening, Northbound Harlem Line Service will be operating with delays of up to 30 minutes. Southbound Harlem Line Service will be operating hourly service with some train cancellations north of North White Plains. Southbound service will be operating with delays of up to 40 minutes. These service changes are a result of the track condition related to last night's severe weather. Please listen for announcements at your station and visit www.mta.info or the MyMTA app for train information.

According to Metro-North on social media:

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