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Overcast Flurry of snow falls in the Five Towns
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On Woodmere Boulevard near the train station in Woodmere, resident David Diner shoveled his driveway on Friday.
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In Hewlett on Broadway, a Nassau County truck spread sand on the roadway.
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By the triangle in Hewlett, a motorist needed to clean off his or her rear windnshield.
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Birds flocked around the snow-covered lake in Grant Park in Hewlett during the Jan. 9. snow storm.
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For more than hour on Friday morning snow fell on the Five Towns, which slowed the commute to work and school, had people out shoveling and municipal crews sanding the roads.
David Diner, a five-year resident of a home on Woodmere Boulevard across from the Long Island Rail Road train Station in Woodmere was shoveling. Asked if it was the worst five-year stretch of winters he has endured he said: "It's a lot of snow."
The morning storm dropped approximately an inch of snow. By about 10 a.m. the snow had stopped falling and the temperature is expected to be in the mid 30s.
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