Severe storms raked over parts of Long Island this afternoon, packing ferocious winds, hail, lightning and heavy rain.

The National Weather Service confirmed that there is straight-line wind damage in parts of Suffolk County, but said that it sees no evidence of tornado rotation from today's storms.

The service had issued multiple severe thunderstorm warnings for swaths of Suffolk County through the day Sunday as fast-moving storms swept through.

 

Downed trees and branches have been reported in places like Commack and Dix Hills from earlier storms. And LIRR service was halted on multiple branches due to storm-related issues.

News 12 meteorologists say the worst of the storms have wrapped up this evening. Overnight hours will be partly cloudy and comfortable with low humidity. Lows will be in the 60s.

 

Expect sunny skies and warm temps in the low-80s for the first day of July on Monday.