Powerful storm topples trees, causes power outages across Long Island
PSEG Long Island says it's working to assess the damage and get power back to everyone.
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Nov 16, 2020, 5:15 PM
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Updated 1,391 days ago
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powerful storm blew through Long Island Sunday night, leaving behind damage and
causing power outages across the area.
Rain
and strong wind gusts knocked down a large tree that fell on power lines in
Garden City.
Video
taken on New Hyde Park Road shows a tree completely blocking the road.
In
Suffolk County, multiple trees took down wires and knocked out power in Ridge.
The
storm also triggered a tornado warning in Suffolk County. The tornado warning
covered parts of Coram and Centereach. It was extended out toward Riverhead.
Meanwhile,
PSEG Long Island says it's working to assess the damage and get power back to
everyone.
At
the height of the storm more than 10,000 people were without power, according to PSEG Long Island's
website.
If you lost power, you can report the outage on the
utility's website or call 1-800-490-0075.
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