South Shore gets lashed by the hurricane

Posted Sunday, August 28, 2011 4:29 am

There was no business late Saturday into Sunday at this gas station, which was good, because so many previous customers had pumped the tanks dry of fuel.

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There was no gas left late Saturday night at this station n East Meadow.

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This East Meadow establishment was boarded up against the unwelcome guest.

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Streets all over Long Island, like this one in East Meadow, were punished with hurricane-blown winds and heavy rain overnight Sunday.

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This image of East Meadow during the night of Irene is a typical scene of the torrential rain and violent winds that were sweeping through our area.

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