Waterspouts become tornadoes in Queens and on Long Island
The first storm damaged cabanas and buildings at a beach club, and officials reported little damage from the second waterspout.
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Heavy rain and storms in New York City paralyzed life in the city. On Long Island, a waterspout that formed over the ocean made landfall, destroying approximately 50 cabins at a beach club. Roofs were blown off, and furniture and other debris were scattered around. The downpour in New York...
Rare Tornadoes Hit NYC And Long Island
The New York Times reports: Rare tornadoes struck New York City and Long Island on Thursday evening, as severe weather drenched parts of the Mid-Atlantic, flooded streets and subway stations, and disrupted traffic on some highways. Two waterspouts — columns of air and moisture that spin over water — appeared off southern Queens in New York City and Nassau County on Long Island before moving onshore as tornadoes, said John Murray, a meteorologist…
Waterspouts become tornadoes in Queens and on Long Island
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Two tornadoes touched down in Queens and on Long Island on Thursday evening, according to the National Weather Service. Both started as waterspouts and then made landfall, making them tornadoes, officials say. The first waterspout came ashore in the Eastern Rockaways in Queens. The second came ashore in Atlantic Beach on [...]
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