Wicked weather causes street flooding
Wednesday's heavy rains caused street flooding, especially in Nassau County communities. Police shut down Herricks Road at Hillside Avenue for a few hours this morning because of water that had risen
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May 2, 2014, 2:06 AM
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Updated 4,025 days ago
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Wednesday's heavy rains caused street flooding, especially in Nassau County communities.
Police shut down Herricks Road at Hillside Avenue for a few hours this morning because of water that had risen to knee-high levels.
Several cars that decided to try driving through ended up stuck and had to be pulled out by a tow truck.
In Woodmere, a homeowner says the heavy downpour created a sinkhole in his yard. The sinkhole damaged his lawn and part of his walkway.
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