Thunderbolt 12: East End looks to dig out of blizzard that dropped 2 feet of snow
News 12's Kevin Vesey toured the North Fork in Thunderbolt 12 during the snowstorm on Saturday
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Jan 29, 2022, 5:26 PM
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558ds agoNews 12's Kevin Vesey toured the North Fork in Thunderbolt 12 during the snowstorm on Saturday.
Southold Highway Superintendent Daniel Goodwin says blowing and drifting snow still can make for dangerous driving conditions going into Sunday.
A longtime plow driver tells News 12 that this snowstorm is probably the biggest one we've seen since Long Island's last blizzard around five years ago.
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