North Shore braces for possible flooding due to northerly winds; Town of Southampton declares state of emergency
Although there will be no rain, minor flooding is possible due to the winds.
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Sep 15, 2023, 10:22 AM
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The National Weather Service has put Long Island under a coastal flood advisory tonight through Sunday.
Meanwhile, the Town of Southampton has declared a state of emergency. Dune Road has already experienced some flooding.
Although there will be no rain, minor flooding is possible due to the winds.
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