Preps underway as blizzard set to pound Long Island with snow, wind
The worst of the storm will be 7 a.m. Saturday to about 7 p.m. with periods of heavy snow and gusty winds, especially for the East End.
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Jan 28, 2022, 11:30 AM
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558ds agoA powerful storm
is set to bring heavy snow and gusty winds to Long Island this weekend.
The worst of the
storm will be 7 a.m. Saturday to about 7 p.m. with periods of heavy snow and
gusty winds, especially for the East End.
Long Islanders were out Friday stocking up on supplies as town crews
across Nassau and Suffolk counties are gearing up for the winter storm.
Crews in
the Town of Islip kicked
off what will be a
long 24 to 26 hours with crews pre-treating roads.
Thunderbolt
12 will be out with live looks of the road as soon as the snow hits so Long Islanders
can know what to expect.
Drivers are urged to stay off the roads during the storm.
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