Whipping winds knock out power to some Long Island communities
Whipping winds and stormy weather overnight left some Long Islanders cleaning up Wednesday morning.
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Sep 30, 2020, 6:43 PM
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Updated 1,567 days ago
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Whipping
winds and stormy weather overnight left some Long Islanders
cleaning up Wednesday morning.
According
to PSEG Long Island’s website, there were about 1,600 lingering outages
around 2 p.m. after trees fell in some communities.
At one
point, the outages reached nearly 5,000.
Anyone
without power can call 1-800-490-0075. If you are pre-registered, text the word
"OUT" to PSEGLI or download the utility's app.
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