Severe Storms Cause Tree Damage Across New York City
Severe Storms Cause Tree Damage Across New York City
US · Published Aug 4, 2026
Severe storms swept through the Tri-State area on Monday, August 3, 2026, causing significant damage across New York City (ABC7NY, 2026-08-03).
In Queens, a 90-year-old oak tree fell on a Mercedes sedan and a Hyundai Elantra in Bellerose, while other trees were reported down in Woodside, Gramercy, and the Upper West Side.

Impact & Risks

The storm caused widespread tree damage, with several vehicles crushed and streets blocked in areas such as Bellerose, Woodside, Gramercy, and the Upper West Side. The uprooted trees, some as tall as 65 feet, posed significant risks to property and safety. While no injuries were reported, the incidents highlight the potential dangers of falling trees during severe weather. Flooding remains a concern in the aftermath of the storm, which could lead to further disruptions in affected areas.

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