From ABC7 New York · · 1m
Long Island Storm Prep
Long Island officials warn of wind damage and flooding from weekend nor'easter.
In brief
Long Island officials warn of wind damage and flooding from weekend nor'easter. Long Island officials warned residents to prepare for wind damage and flooding from a weekend nor'easter with potential 55 mph gusts. Originally reported by ABC7 New York.
Officials warn of storm impacts
Long Island officials urged residents to prepare for wind damage and flooding from an approaching nor'easter.
Suffolk County Executive highlights wind risks
Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine warned wind gusts could reach 50 mph, potentially toppling trees and wires.
Nassau County focuses on south shore
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said severe weather would affect Long Beach, Lido Beach, and Freeport areas.
Residents prepare for potential flooding
Residents in coastal areas like Patchogue reported water on streets and were stocking supplies for possible travel disruptions.
Storm warnings for wind gusts
Peak wind gusts could reach 55 mph, strong enough to topple trees and cause power outages.
Ferry service canceled due to conditions
Long Island Ferry canceled Cross Sound ferries through Saturday due to sea conditions.
The one thing
Long Island officials warned residents to prepare for wind damage and flooding from a weekend nor'easter with potential 55 mph gusts.
