Storm Leaves Flooded Roads In Lindenhurst

LINDENHURST, NY — Lindenhurst residents are still experiencing flooding following a nor'easter that hit Long Island Thursday night. A coastal flood warning was in effect from 5 p.m. until midnight for southern Nassau County and southwestern Suffolk County.

The storm caused property damage, widespread flooding of vulnerable areas near the waterfront and shoreline, and 2-3 feet of inundation above ground level in low-lying, vulnerable areas. Winds also hit 50 mph.

On Friday morning, some Lindenhurst residents had their morning made a little difficult thanks to street flooding still affecting the area.

One resident sent Patch a photo of his children heading off to school in the flood water near South 8th Street:

In addition, Jason Cohen shared his photos from Sands Lane:

Carmel Dolan Szigethy's daughter had to travel by kayak on E Beach Promenade, heading north on East Riviera around 7 a.m. Friday morning. Check out her photo and video below:

Nanette snapped these pictures from Pacific Street:

Local resident Robert Dobres also noticed some flooding on Linden Street at about 10 a.m.

Unfortunately, Lindenhurst residents won't be getting a break from the flooding just yet. Another coastal flood warning is in effect for Friday until midnight for southern Nassau and southwestern Suffolk.

Have photos of flooding in your area you want to share? Email them to priscila.korb@patch.com.