Photos: Nor'easter hits LI with heavy rain, flooding and strong winds
An early-season nor'easter is impacting Long Island, with strong winds and localized storm surge-related coastal flooding — and "a prolonged period of rainfall" expected to follow continue straight through to Monday.
Credit: Joseph Sperber
A large tree is down across Meadow Road in Kings Park near Lawrence Road early Sunday.
Credit: Thomas Hengge
A strong nor'easter toppled a tree on North Woods Road in North Babylon Saturday.
Credit: Rick Kopstein
Part of a tree fell across the road at Crab Meadow Golf Course in Northport on Saturday.
Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin
Two Long Islanders kayak in the middle of a street in Freeport during a Nor'easter.
Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin
Kayaking in the middle of a street in Freeport during a Nor'easter.
Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin
Freeport native carries her step daughter, 9, in flooded street on Guy Lombardo Ave.
Credit: Thomas Hengge
A tree taken down by high winds on North Woods road in North Babylon.
Credit: Thomas Hengge
Waves crash on the beach as the tide comes in at Smith Point County Park in Shirley.
Credit: Elizabeth Sagarin
Karry Yeung, 32, of Coram walks along the pier at Cedar Beach while a surge of water caused by the passing nor'easter on Saturday.
Credit: Elizabeth Sagarin
Andrew Krebo, of Miller Place, assesses a downed tree on Landing Avenue that caused a power outage at his house and his surrounding neighbors since 4 a.m. on Saturday morning.
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Following the heavy rain overnight from a nor’easter, vehicles navigate through high water on Barnum Avenue in Port Jefferson Village on Saturday.
Credit: Thomas Hengge
Sandbags outside of a business after Main Street flooded in Port Jefferson on Saturday.
Credit: Joseph Sperber
Nicole Calderone and her children Mitchell Chillianis, 5 and Fiona Chillianis, 3 of West Islip have fun at Marina Park on Saturday afternoon.
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