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As Storm Approaches, Long Island's Stunning Majesty Revealed

At Centre Island Beach on Long Island Sound, the storm's approach is beautiful and ominous.

The from the south and west painted a majestic picture on the northern shores of the Town of Oyster Bay Saturday afternoon.

Abandoned, wind-swept beaches, where sand pelted visitors in the face, left images of isolation contrasted against the grandeur of Long Island's shores.

The National Weather Service has for the Metropolitan Area Saturday, in effect until 9 p.m. Reported twisters have been spotted near Breezy Point and Canarsie Saturday.

Meanwhile, Long Islanders can expect spectacular cloud formations, high winds and warm temperatures until the storm passes through later Saturday.

The afternoon is captured in photos taken from both sides of

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Kevin May 12, 2013 at 08:23 am
Richard, I agree. This road has so many potholes that were fixed, it dips and the county trees haveRead More lifted it up in areas that now hold water. I have ben living here for over 30 years, and I cannot recall it ever being done. It needs to be done soon, I so agree with you. Maybe Mangano will see this and do something, then again if we lived in Bethpage, it would of been done already.