From ABC7 New York · · 1m
Nor'easter floods Long Beach streets
Long Island's South Shore streets flood as nor'easter hits.
In brief
Long Island's South Shore streets flood as nor'easter hits. High tides in Freeport and Long Beach caused flooding on streets and neighborhoods during a nor'easter. Originally reported by ABC7 New York.
Long Island South Shore flooding
Residents along Long Island's South Shore monitor rising water levels after high tides flooded roads and neighborhoods in Freeport and Long Beach.
Freeport water levels rise
In Freeport's Seabreeze Park near the Nautical Mile, water creeps higher as coastal communities face strong winds, rain, and elevated tides.
Long Beach flooding
Long Beach streets flood as large waves churn along the shoreline and tides push water inland.
“So this dock was at 60 degrees this morning because of the high tide”
Water levels fluctuate
Water from the bay surges through storm drains before receding hours later, causing dramatic rises and falls.
“It comes and goes”
Flood concerns remain
Residents worry about additional flooding as another high tide approaches despite eased rainfall.
Safety warnings issued
Officials urge flood-prone residents to monitor conditions as changing tides and weather affect South Shore communities.
The essence
High tides in Freeport and Long Beach caused flooding on streets and neighborhoods during a nor'easter.
