Thunderbolt 12 gives a closer look at the damage left behind by Isaias
From the North Shore to the South Shore and from Nassau to Suffolk counties, Isaias toppled trees and knocked out power to many communities.
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Aug 5, 2020, 10:46 AM
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1,317ds agoNews 12 Long Island's Erin Colton was in Thunderbolt 12 Wednesday crossing the Island to give a closer look at the damage left behind by Tropical Storm Isaias.
From the North Shore to the South Shore and from Nassau to Suffolk counties, Isaias toppled trees and knocked out power to many communities.
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