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Winter warnings lifted for Long Island

Originally published: March 8, 2013 5:05 AM
Updated: March 8, 2013 9:55 PM
By GARY DYMSKI AND PATRICIA KITCHEN  patricia.kitchen@newsday.com,gary.dymski@newsday.com

The second phase of a March nor'easter behaved

The second phase of a March nor'easter behaved Friday morning more like its wicked name suggests, dropping wet slushy snow across roadways, making for treacherous driving conditions. A number of school districts were reporting delayed openings because of the storm. Videojournalst: Staff (March 8, 2013 11:23 AM)

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A Town of Brookhaven truck makes a pass Nor'easter lashes Long Island Fred Schrepfer stands by the more than 70-foot Massive storms hit the U.S. Jones Beach, Feb. 18, 1994. Leading a group Blizzard history: 122 years of snow on LI, NYC

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Ready for some clear skies and sunshine?

That's what's up for the weekend, following a March nor'easter that brought three days of on-again-off-again precipitation that started Wednesday night with mostly rain, became heavier snow overnight Thursday, and a messy, snowy commute Friday morning.

A snowfall record for the day was broken Friday in Islip, which saw 3.7 inches of snow from...

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