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Town of Hempstead road crews were out early on Thursday, plowing and sanding local streets. Above, a crew at work in central Bellmore.
Once again, snow blankets Bellmore-Merrick, shutting down area schools
Yes, it’s true! Snow once again blanketed the Bellmore-Merrick community on Thursday, making driving conditions hazardous. As of 8 a.m., roads had been partially plowed, sanded and salted. Town of Hempstead trucks were seen on local roads cleaning up ice- and snow-covered roads, but the job had only just begun. more
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Driving and walking are dangerous. Conditions are expected to get worse during the day on Thursday.
More snow for Long Island's South Shore
Snow and plummeting temperatures are expected as 4 to 7 inches are forecast to fall in our area, and a winter storm warning is in effect until 7 p.m. Thursday night, according to the National Weather … more
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Snow started to fall early on Monday morning. By Monday evening, blizzard conditions were expected across Long Island. Above, commuters at the Merrick Long Island Rail Road station at 8 a.m. on Monday.
Snow storm slams Bellmore-Merrick
A severe winter storm dumped 10 to 14 inches of snow on Bellmore-Merrick between Jan. 26 and 27, with winds that whipped across the community at 25 to 35 miles per hour. more
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Merokee Drive, near Newbridge Pond, flooded last week.
Rains cause heavy flooding in Bellmore-Merrick
Parts of Bellmore-Merrick were underwater last week, when a rainstorm of historic proportions caused flooding across the area. The National Weather Service issued flash-flood warnings for much of … more
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Cross-country skis were probably the best mode of transportation on Feb. 13, when a nor'easter rolled through Bellmore-Merrick. This skier made his way through a parking lot on the south side of Merrick Road in Merrick around 8:30 a.m.
Herald Video: Nor'easter hits Bellmore-Merrick
A nor'easter barreling out of the South blanketed Bellmore-Merrick with more than six inches of snow, causing hazardous driving conditions. All Bellmore-Merrick districts closed school on Thursday … more
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Five to eight inches was expected to fall across the Bellmore-Merrick area on Feb. 3. Above, a couple on Merrick Avenue in downtown Merrick around 8:30 a.m.
Snow blankets Bellmore-Merrick –– again –– all schools closed
Once again this winter, snow has blanketed Bellmore-Merrick, making driving conditions hazardous for commuters. Roads were passable during the morning commute, but snow-covered and slushy. The afternoon commute is expected to be more treacherous, as snow piles up throughout the day. Forecasters expect five to eight inches of heavy, “wet” snow by day’s end. more
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School cancelled in all Bellmore-Merrick districts
All five Bellmore-Merrick school districts have cancelled school ahead of a predicted winter storm that forecasters say could dump five to eight inches of snow across the area by day's end on Feb. 3. more
Merrick Fire Department Chief Chris Clement, at back, and his son Conner dug out on Wednesday morning after a surprise snowstorm dumped nearly a foot of snow on the Bellmore-Merrick area.
Video: Amid bitterly cold temps, Bellmore-Merrick digs out
A "surprise" winter storm dumped 10-12 inches of powdery snow on the Bellmore-Merrick area overnight, with snow drifts as high as two feet. With the wind chill factored in, temperatures fell below zero, making digging out for Wednesday morning's commute a bitterly cold experience. more
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Roads south of Merrick Road in Merrick had been plowed, but still had a layer of compact snow and ice on Wednesday morning.
County exec: Roads passable, but drivers must slow down
Municipal crews were at work last night and this morning clearing roads of the 10 to 15 inches of snow which blanketed most of Long Island yesterday, but freezing temperatures and strong wind gusts were a challenge. more
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With temperatures hovering in the mid-teens, Jonathan Rodriguez and Jose Mancia shoveled out a Beach Drive home in Merrick at 7:15 a.m. on Friday.
Winter storm wallops Bellmore-Merrick
As predicted by the National Weather Service, snow started to fall in Bellmore-Merrick around 6 p.m. on Thursday, and driving conditions started to turn hazardous as snow that had melted during the day began to freeze on the pavement. more
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