Jones Beach closed to swimming due to floods and rip currents
Swimming is suspended at Long Island beaches because of high-tide floods and dangerous rip currents, CBS New York's John Dias reports.
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Swimming is suspended at Long Island beaches because of high-tide floods and dangerous rip currents, CBS New York's John Dias reports.
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Jones Beach remains closed for swimming because of high surf and hazardous riptides. CBS New York's John Dias spent the morning at Field 6, where high tide flooded the area.
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Several area beaches are closed to swimming again today because of dangerous surf. CBS New York's John Dias has the latest from Jones Beach.
Beaches are closed for swimming and surfing because of dangerous rip currents.
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Subway service has been restored but riders are facing heavy delays after water seeped into the system for hours.
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A water main break flooded Times Square overnight, turning streets into a river for the early morning commute.
