All is quiet in Sayville
There are no signs of activity in Sayville on Monday morning. Credit: Jean-Paul Salamanca
Many businesses along Main Street in Sayville that normally open around 6 a.m., such as bagel shops and restaurants, were closed as of just before 8 a.m. on Monday.
Plow trucks worked to clear the parking lot of a strip mall anchored by a Stop & Shop.
On Montauk Avenue, heavy winds impaired visibility, with the road traversed by the occasional truck.
Along Railroad and Gillette avenues, businesses ranging from tech repair stores to yoga studios, skin care salons, restaurants, dry cleaners and pizzerias were closed, with not a single person in sight, as snowplows continued to work through the heavy winds.
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