Flooding, downed trees and power lines: Parts of Long Island clean up following storm
The heavy rain and wind brought surges of flooding and downed trees and power lines in some communities.
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Dec 19, 2023, 10:35 AM
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21ds agoLong Island is in recovery mode after a storm swept through the area on Monday bringing rain, gusty winds and flooding.
The heavy rain and wind brought surges of flooding and downed trees and power lines in some communities.
Parts of the south shore saw the worst of the storm.
News 12 Long Island’s Nicolette Schliesman was in Quogue where residents are cleaning up.
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