The Valley Hospital in Ridgewood announced Monday all elective surgeries and outpatient procedures will be canceled for Tuesday.

"The hospital’s emergency operations team will meet every two hours throughout the storm," the hospital said in a statement. "Thanks to advance planning we are well-stocked with supplies, have sufficient staffing, and are well-equipped to handle the storm."

The storm is expected to bring winds up to 75 mph throughout Monday. Flood conditions could start later in the day.

The hospital has backup generators. Should power go out, having power restored would be a top priority for PSE&G.

Previous hurricane coverage:

• Ridgewood Schools Closed Monday, Tuesday
• Glen Rock Schools Closed Due to Storm Threat
• Winds Could Pose Greatest Storm Danger to Bergen County
• Ridgewood OEM: Be Prepared to Evacuate or Keep Shelter for 3 Days
• Basic Essentials Still at Many Stores as Hurricane Sandy Nears Ridgewood, Glen Rock
• Ridgewood Offers Free Parking During 'Frankenstorm' to Flood-Area Residents
• Hurricane Sandy: Everything You Need to Know in Ridgewood/Glen Rock
• Tons of Supplies Still at 'Nimble' Glen Rock Hardware
• Evacuations Possible if Hurricane Sandy Hits Bergen County
• Borough: Stock Up, Stay Safe, Keep in Touch with 'Frankenstorm' Enroute
• No Halloween Curfews Planned in Ridgewood – For Now
• Village, Borough Residents Urged to Prepare As Hurricane Sandy Strengthens 
• Glen Rock Institutes 'Mischief Night' Curfew

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