Long Island braces for possible beach erosion, flooding as tropical storm nears
Lifeguards are warning that it is expected to be dangerous ocean conditions this afternoon.
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Jul 10, 2020, 11:41 AM
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Updated 1,786 days ago
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Tropical Storm Fay is churning up the oceans, creating a high risk for rip currents.
News 12 Long Island's Caroline Flynn was at Robert Moses.
Winds are expected to increase this afternoon into the evening, with guest near 50 mph possible toward sunset.
Lifeguards are warning that it is expected to be dangerous ocean conditions.
Some beach erosion and flooding is possible as high tide comes.
Winds are expected to increase this afternoon into the evening, with guest near 50 mph possible toward sunset.
Lifeguards are warning that it is expected to be dangerous ocean conditions.
Some beach erosion and flooding is possible as high tide comes.
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