Thousands without power across Long Island due to nor’easter
There are a few pockets of outages, mainly in Nassau County — in Port Washington, Glen Cove and Levittown.
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Oct 13, 2025, 9:46 AM
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1h agoAbout 3,000 people on Long Island are without power due to the nor’easter.
There are a few pockets of outages, mainly in Nassau County — in Port Washington, Glen Cove and Levittown.
In Suffolk, there are outages mainly along the north and south forks.
VIDEO: PSEG Director of Emergency Preparedness Larry Torres on the outages
PSEG tells News 12 crews are on the ground responding.
The power authority says if you see a downed wire, assume its live, and call 1-800-490-0075.
For the map of outages - click here.
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