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Town-By-Town Rain Totals, Water Rescues, Mudslide: Patch PM
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BREAKING: Historic flooding is unfolding across the region tonight. More than 7,000 LI PSEG customers are without power.
BREAKING: Historic flooding is unfolding across the region tonight. Move to higher ground immediately if you live in the red area.
"This is a life threatening situation. Seek higher ground now!"
A flash flood watch is now in effect for the entire island. See when the heaviest rain is expected. A tornado is possible.
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A hazardous weather outlook has been issued for the island. We could see wet weather on three of the next four days.
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Long Island is emerging from Henri relatively unscathed, but flash flooding will remain a concern through Monday.
A slightly weakened Henri was set to make landfall late Sunday morning or early afternoon. See the latest expected local impacts.
"Please prepare for the possibility of extensive damage and extended outages," PSEG Long Island says.
Henri will likely make landfall around high tide and on the same day as a full moon. Officials urge evacuation of Fire Island.
Wind impacts could be on the level of Hurricane Irene, which caused nearly a half-million power outages on the Long Island.
If the storm remains on its current track, it would be the first hurricane to make landfall on the island in 36 years.
BREAKING: It's the first hurricane watch in a decade for the region as the storm's forecast track continues to shift west.
The odds of Long Island seeing tropical storm conditions from Henri are rising. See the latest storm track and potential impacts.
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