East End surveys damage, devastation left behind by fires
News 12’s Kevin Vesey is in Westhampton Beach with what could be another dangerous day.
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Mar 9, 2025, 12:45 PM
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Updated 7 hr ago
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16h agoThe fires that broke out on Saturday on the East End has left behind damage and devastation.
Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine says the fire burned over 600 acres of pine barrens and the Department of Environmental Conservation continues to access areas that have been burned.
Crews are continuing to put out hot spots and will be on the scene all day.
News 12’s Kevin Vesey is in Westhampton Beach with what could be another dangerous day.
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