Tornadoes pummel New York’s Long Island and Delaware capital
Summary
Tornadoes struck Long Island, New York, and Dover, Delaware, causing significant damage and flooding. Emergency crews rescued people trapped in cars, and authorities lifted a state of emergency as cleanup efforts began.Key Facts
- A tornado hit the Sun & Surf Beach Club on Long Island, damaging at least 50 beach cabanas and injuring one person.
- The beach club was hosting 200 to 300 people who started evacuating before the tornado struck.
- Another tornado was reported in Dover, Delaware, causing roof damage and other destruction.
- Dover's mayor lifted the state of emergency on Friday morning, allowing residents and businesses to return to normal.
- Flooding caused the Long Island Expressway in Queens to close temporarily.
- Emergency crews in Jersey City, New Jersey, rescued 69 people trapped in floodwaters using small inflatable boats.
- Tornadoes are uncommon in the northeastern US compared to other parts of the country.
- Rescue and cleanup efforts continue, with authorities advising caution due to debris and blocked roads.
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