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Nor'easter winds still slam the tri-state; major coastal flooding a threat for Sunday (opens the original)
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A slow-moving, powerful storm crept along the coast of the U.S. Northeast on Saturday, producing high winds that caused power outages while whipping up big waves and heavy rains that created dangerous conditions. The New York City Housing Authority said one of its employees was killed by a fallen tree in Brooklyn, as the storm pelted the city with rain and strong winds. Also in New York, four people were hospitalized with minor injuries after they were struck by a falling tree in Brooklyn’s Kell
Nor'easter threatens 50 mph winds, coastal flooding for NY, NJ: What to expect (opens the original)
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A rare September nor'easter is expected to strengthen as it moves closer to the tri-state area, threatening wind gusts near 60 mph, coastal flooding, and 12-foot waves that could erase entire sections of beach. Some of the strong winds began developing Thursday night, alongside choppy waters off Long Island and the Jersey Shore. Expect that to continue, with gusts near 60 mph possibly by the afternoon, even in and around the New York City area. Those winds will get even stronger Saturday; gusts
▶ 'Holy s***!' Tornado shreds Long Island beach club, taking out 30 cabanas (opens the original)
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A waterspout off the South Shore of Long Island became a tornado as it moved ashore during strong storms Thursday, destroying a nearby beach club and fueling a state of emergency declaration in Nassau County, officials said Friday. The tornadic waterspout was spotted off Atlantic Beach in Nassau County, just across the Reynolds Channel from Far Rockaway, Queens. It came around the same time a tornado warning was issued for the area. Video showed the waterspout just offshore, heading toward land.
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for NYC, entire state of New Jersey (opens the original)
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The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the New York City metro area and the entire state of New Jersey through Monday evening, with isolated strong storms possible as the atmosphere over the tri-state area remains unstable. As of 3 p.m. a line of strong to severe storms was marching through Central Pennsylvania. At its current pace of 35 mph, it will be on the city’s doorstep by 6:30 pm. Damaging straight-line wind is the main threat from these storms, followed b
Powerful winds down trees and wires as severe storms bring torrential rain to NYC area (opens the original)
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Lines of severe storms rolled into the New York City area Friday evening, bringing torrential rain and severe thunderstorms that led to flash flooding. On a scale from 1 (low) to 5 (high), there was a Level 2 threat for the New York City metro area, lower Hudson Valley, and north and central New Jersey heading into the afternoon. The Level 2 threat extends all the way southwest to the Washington, D.C. area. The main threat from Friday’s storms was damaging straight-line wind gusts 60 miles per h
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