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'Relentless' Nor'easter Sparks Massive Cleanup Effort On North Fork: Highway Superintendent (opens the original)
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NORTH FORK, NY — A powerful nor'easter that's battered the North Fork over the weekend has sparked a massive cleanup and clearing response, official said. According to Dan Goodwin, Southold Town highway superintendent: "The storm response continues as this nor’easter has been relentless. We are still clearing and having downed trees and limbs reported continuously. We are monitoring the tide levels as we approach another high tide at midday." Goodwin sent a heartfelt "thank you and hats' off to
'Significant Beach Erosion' In Southampton As Nor'easter Slams Coastal Areas On LI (opens the original)
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SOUTHAMPTON, NY — As a powerful nor'easter continues to batter Long Island, Southampton Town officials report "significant beach erosion" along the coastline. According to Ryan Murphy, public safety and emergency management administrator for Southampton Town: "We've seen rather significant beach erosion thus far. I'm not comfortable saying that we're in the clear yet, because the tide situation might still bring some more erosion before the storm fully leaves the area." Waves overtopped the dune
Nor'easter Gears Up For Next Round Sunday With Heavy Wind, Rain, Coastal Flooding: NWS (opens the original)
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LONG ISLAND, NY — Long Islanders are in for another round of heavy rain, high winds, and coastal flooding as the first nor'easter of the season continues to slam the region Sunday. According to Dave Radell, meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Upton: "The three hazards remain the same: Wind, rain and coastal flooding. Things are on track here." As of Sunday morning, Radell said, the storm's low pressure system is located just off the Jersey Shore, south of Nassau County. "An
Nor'easter Slams LI: What To Know For Weekend (opens the original)
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LONG ISLAND, NY — As the first nor'easter batters Long Island, residents can expect to see the worst of the impacts Saturday into Sunday, the National Weather Service said. According to Bill Goodman, meteorologist with the NWS office in Upton, the greatest hazards posed include coastal flooding with the upcoming high tides, which will be "a big problem for some spots," he said. Area where the most serious flooding are expected include the Great South Bay, areas in western Suffolk and Nassau Coun
Southampton Town Taking Steps To Keep Residents Safe As Nor'easter Readies To Pummel Region (opens the original)
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SOUTHAMPTON, NY — As a powerful nor'easter sets its sights on Long Island, ready to pummel the shorelines and send fierce wind and rain ripping through the region, Southampton Town is gearing up to keep residents safe. According to Ryan Murphy, public safety and emergency management administrator for Southampton Town, officials are monitoring the storm and have been for several days. "We are in communication with the county and our village partners," he said. "All necessary town departments have
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