Long Islanders are dealing with widespread power outages, coastal flooding and downed trees.

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Logan Tasso, 12, left, and his brother Aidan Tasso, 10, take advantage of a flooded street as they boogie board in front off their Lindenhurst home on Sunday.

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People on kayaks make their way down a flooded West Lake Drive in Lindenhurst on Sunday.

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Aline Basmagy of Rockaway Point and her son Matthew, 4, look at the high surf and beach erosion in the Rockaways on Sunday.

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Cars drive through a flooded street on Sunday.

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Bayville is seeing beach erosion and damage from the nor'easter on Sunday.

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A woman wades through flooded West Lake Drive in Lindenhurst on Sunday.

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A flooded car on Elm Avenue in Lindenhurst on Sunday.

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A large tree blocks 6th Avenue in West Babylon on Sunday.

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George Caravousanos poses in front of his home in Lindenhurst where the street was flooded on Sunday.

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Flooding around the LIRR Island Park station on Sunday.

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A man walks through the floods around the LIRR Island Park station on Sunday.

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Micah Steezington, 20, Tanner Klein, 23, Alex Scichilone, 22 and Brian Moir, 22, of Holtsville, emerge from two hours of surfing in Long Beach on Sunday.

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Suffolk County police on the scene in West Babylon on Sunday where a tree fell and took down utility wires during the waning nor'easter.

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Sandbags are lined up in front of West Lake Drive home in Lindenhurst as floodwater laps at the door on Sunday.

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Tom Catanzaro of West Islip holds on to his hat while watching the nor'easter come in Sunday morning in Babylon.

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A disabled vehicle is left on flooded Elm avenue in Lindenhurst on Sunday morning.

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Long Beach is seeing major beach erosion and damage to walkways on Saturday evening.

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The east end of Long Beach off Pacific Boulevard saw major beach erosion and damage to walkways.

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Flooded streets in Lindenhurst on Saturday.

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Nicole Calderone and her children Mitchell Chillianis, 5, and Fiona Chillianis, 3, of West Islip, have fun at Marina Park on Beach Drive in West Islip Saturday afternoon.

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Andrew Krebo, of Miller Place, assesses a downed tree on Landing Avenue, that caused a power outage at his house and his surrounding neighbors since 4 a.m., on Saturday morning.

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Karry Yeung, 32, of Coram walks along the pier at Cedar Beach while a surge of water caused by the passing nor'easter on Saturday.

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Erin Maloney of Franklin Square kayaks in the middle of Woodcleft Ave. in flood water on the Nautical Mile during a nor'easter in Freeport on Saturday.

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Long Island Sound in Southold during the nor’easter on Saturday.

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Waves crash on the beach as the tide comes in at Smith Point County Park in Shirley on Saturday.

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The North Ferry in route to Shelter Island in Greenport during the nor’easter on Saturday.

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SUV’s navigate flooding on Guy Lombardo Avenue in Freeport on Saturday.

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Crews remove a fallen tree taken down by high winds on North Woods road in North Babylon on Saturday.

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A tree taken down by high winds on North Woods road in North Babylon on Saturday.

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Flood waters fill the intersection of Main Street and East Broadway in Port Jefferson Village late Saturday morning.

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