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Fuerte tormenta Nor’easter provoca inundaciones y cortes de electricidad en Long Island

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By Timothy Bolger Verified
| Noticia NYC Verified
Fuerte tormenta Nor’easter provoca inundaciones y cortes de electricidad en Long Island. Foto: Longislandpress.com Una poderosa tormenta del Noreste (también conocida como «Nor’easter») derribó cientos de árboles, inundó calles en zonas costeras y causó daños generalizados a la propiedad, así como cortes de electricidad, este fin de semana en Long Island, NY.
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Nor’easter brings flooding, power outages to Long Island

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By Timothy Bolger Verified
| Long Island Press Verified
A powerful nor’easter downed hundreds of trees, flooded streets in coastal areas, and caused widespread property damage and power outages this weekend on Long Island. The peak wind gust on Long Island was 81mph reported at Montauk Point and the highest rainfall amount was 3.3 inches in East Hampton, according to the National Weather Service. PSEG Long Island reported restoring power to 93,700 of its 1.2 million customers, with 18,501 still remaining in the dark as of Sunday evening.
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Nor’easter may bring flooding, power outages to Long Island

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By Timothy Bolger Verified
| Long Island Press Verified
The first nor’easter of autumn is forecast to hit Long Island this weekend, when forecasters say residents should prepare for the possibility of coastal flooding, heavy rains, strong winds, and power outages. The National Weather Service warned that the significant coastal storm churning up the Atlantic Ocean is likely to cause high surf that will erode local beaches and inundate low-lying waterfront areas in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
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