Residents left to dig out after major nor’easter wallops Long Island
The storm dumped at least a foot of snow across most of Long Island.
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Feb 2, 2021, 8:53 PM
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Updated 1,361 days ago
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14h agoNews 12 Long Island’s Caroline Flynn is in Farmingdale where some main roads still have piles of snow in the middle of intersections, and side streets are still covered.
The storm dumped at least a foot of snow across most of Long
Island.
Some viewers tell News 12 they can’t get out of their residential
areas.
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