Long Islanders prepare for coastal storm amid bitter cold temperatures
Nassau and Suffolk counties have taken steps to help keep residents safe and warm for the wintry storm expected Sunday.
News 12 Staff
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Jan 15, 2022, 1:56 PM
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Updated 830 days ago
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5h agoLong Islanders are feeling winter's grip with temperatures the teens and wind chills dropping to sub-zero levels.
On Sunday night, a coastal storm is expected to douse the region in a wintry mix and rain, prompting many people to head out Saturday in preparation.
News 12’s Virginia Huie spoke with Huntington's Highway Department and Hempstead Supervisor Don Clavin about how they are getting ready for the winter wallop.
