Long Island faces a slight risk of severe thunderstorms on Wednesday afternoon, along with damaging winds, hail, and just possibly, another isolated tornado, according to the Islip-based National Weather Service. Here is News 12 meteorologist Rich Hoffman with the forecast.


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