Possible tornado rips through Atlantic Beach on Long Island; state of emergency declared
About 50 cabanas were damaged or destroyed and one worker suffered minor injuries as officials assessed storm damage, fire officials said.
- On Thursday, a possible tornado struck Atlantic Beach, Long Island, damaging two beach clubs after a waterspout moved inland from the Atlantic Ocean.
- Severe thunderstorms triggered flash flood warnings and tornado alerts across Nassau County as a low pressure system brought heavy rain and wind gusts up to 65 mph.
- The Inwood Fire Department responded to the Sun & Surf Beach Club, where powerful winds damaged at least 30 cabanas and one worker suffered minor injuries.
- Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman declared a state of emergency Thursday night and mobilized rescue teams to assist motorists trapped in floodwaters across the region.
- The NWS is investigating the storm damage to confirm tornado involvement, with a formal report expected by Friday as crews assess the affected beach clubs.
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Long Island, NY (VINNEWS/Rabbi Yair Hoffman) Yesterday, there was a full-fledged genuine tornado in Atlantic Beach, New York and another one in Far Rockaway, New York. The first tornado (pictured above) touched down Thursday night at the Sun and Surf Beach Club in Atlantic Beach. It left one person with minor injuries and also did […]
Dramatic waterspout forms off Long Island, NY
Social media footage shows onlookers’ reactions to a waterspout seen funneling off the south shore of Long Island on 20 August, where widespread damage was reported. Nassau County declared a state of emergency and activated its Emergency Operations Centre in response.
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