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Long Island state park ocean beaches remain closed to swimming due to dangerous surf conditions, officials say - Vimarsana News

Long Island state park ocean beaches remain closed to swimming due to dangerous surf conditions, officials say

With surf conditions continuing to be dangerous from the combination of Hurricane Franklin and a rare supermoon, officials have prohibited swimming.

Tri-State hit with severe weather causing power outages, downed trees - Vimarsana News

Tri-State hit with severe weather causing power outages, downed trees

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Officials: Numerous beaches in Nassau, Suffolk closed to bathing - Vimarsana News

Officials: Numerous beaches in Nassau, Suffolk closed to bathing

Officials in Nassau and Suffolk warned of high levels of bacteria at several beaches and advised against bathing until an announcement that levels have subsided.

4 Long Island beaches among those most often testing positive in New York for fecal contamination, report says - Vimarsana News

4 Long Island beaches among those most often testing positive in New York for fecal contamination, report says

Beaches in the report, based on 2022 numbers, were "potentially unsafe" if water samples showed bacteria levels exceeded a federal quality standard for safety.

Long Island beach closures: Officials warn against swimming at 81 locations after heavy rainfall - Vimarsana News

Long Island beach closures: Officials warn against swimming at 81 locations after heavy rainfall

Health officials are advising against swimming at 18 beaches in Nassau and 63 in Suffolk after heavy rainfall that may have caused bacteria levels in the water to become elevated above state quality standards.