HAMPTON BAYS, NY (CBSNewYork) – Irene is wreaking havoc on parts of Long Island, but has lost its hurricane strength.
The National Hurricane Center says Irene’s winds dropped to 65 miles per hour as it hit Coney Island around 9 a.m. Sunday.
But that hasn’t stopped the massive storm from dumping rain, flooding streets and creating dangerous storm surges along parts of the coast.
Heavy flooding is being reported in Southampton. Waves are crashing onto roads and surrounding homes along the coastline. Boats are also being washed ashore in some spots.
Source: Water Rising Fast On Long Island As Irene Wreaks Havoc
The National Hurricane Center says Irene’s winds dropped to 65 miles per hour as it hit Coney Island around 9 a.m. Sunday.
But that hasn’t stopped the massive storm from dumping rain, flooding streets and creating dangerous storm surges along parts of the coast.
Heavy flooding is being reported in Southampton. Waves are crashing onto roads and surrounding homes along the coastline. Boats are also being washed ashore in some spots.
Source: Water Rising Fast On Long Island As Irene Wreaks Havoc
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