Top 2012 weather reports
The year 2012 began with an unusually warm winter and spring, and ended with some of the worst devastation the area had ever seen, proving that Long Islanders are resilient and up to any challenge. Videojournalists: Newsday staff
The year 2012 began with an unusually warm winter and spring, and ended with some of the worst devastation the area had ever seen, proving that Long Islanders are resilient and up to any challenge. Videojournalists: Newsday staff
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