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Whipping winds create trouble for Long Island

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35 Views • Oct 16, 2019

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On Oct. 16, a strong storm system battered the East Coast with powerful winds. For places like Long Beach, New York, the wind kicked up tons of sand and struck the nearby buildings with it.

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