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PSEG-LI said Friday that it is strengthening the energy grid in several areas of Huntington, Huntington Station, Halesite and Lloyd Harbor. The work began recently and is expected to last about nine months. The utility said it would notify local officials about any potential traffic Read More …
updated: Northwest winds 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 50 mph are expected tocontinue until about 11 a.m. Wedneday. ——- PSEG-LI said it is getting ready for potentially gusty winds, rain and wet snow now through Wednesday. Gusts could hit 48 mph, damaging Read More …
Cleanup was underway Thursday in Lloyd Harbor from the heavy rain and wind damage left by the remnants of Tropical Storm that socked the area overnight. On Friday, Suffolk, Nassau and 12 other counties in New York were declared eligible for federal emergency disaster funds. Read More …
A prolonged storm is expected to arrive Thursday morning in the Huntington area, bringing 3 to 6 inches of snow, followed by another 1 to 3 inches on Friday. Snow is predicted to start after 8 a.m. Thursday. The National Weather Service said a light Read More …
Update 9 p.m. : More than 600 Huntington customers lost power Christmas morning as strong winds and rain hit the area. By about 9 p.m. all but about 30 had had power restored, PSEG-LI said. Huntington Bay and South Huntington were the most affected, with Read More …
3rd update 1:05 am. Snow slickened roads and made driving hazardous Wednesday evening and was expected to continue into the mid-morning Thursday. The National Weather Service said another 1 to 3 inches of snow could be expected for Thursday. As of 11 p.m. Read More …
A storm packing heavy snow and gusty winds is expected to hit Huntington and the region starting Wednesday afternoon. Total snow accumulation could reach 8 to 14 inches, with Nassau County and western Suffolk County expected to be hit hardest by the storm with winds Read More …
The National Weather Service has issued a warning for high wind and heavy rain effective early Monday morning. Because of the weather, pop-up Covid-19 testing sites, including the one at Huntington High School, will not operate Monday. Winds are expected in the range of 25 Read More …
More than 1,000 Huntington customers lost power in Wednesday night’s storm that battered Long Island. PSEG-LI reported outages from Lloyd Harbor and Eatons Neck to Dix Hills. Some Eatons Neck residents were reporting outages occurring Thursday morning, as fierce winds are expected to continue throughout Read More …
Update: PSEG-LI said that as of 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, it has restored service to approximately 90 percent of the customers affected by the storm. The majority of those still without power should see it restored by midnight, the utility said. Hundreds of trees came down Read More …