"We love snow, my husband and I, so we walked here. We're having some wine," Lisa Scotto said. "Jen and I had a plan, we were gonna walk through town, but the wind and everything stopped us, so we decided to make a turkey and have some friends over. Commack, Smithtown and Centereach saw the highest count in Suffolk County, while Glen Cove took the crown in Nassau County. "We were supposed to have a show today 'cause we're doing Willy Wonka over at the Amity Theater in Oakdale, but obviously it's been canceled," he said.Īs the blizzard wound down, the Scottos invited friends and neighbors inside. The National Weather Service has released its inch-count totals from across Long Island from Monday night’s snowstorm that covered the region in wet snow, though a warmer Tuesday helped wash a little away. Michael Devenau was using his Jeep to transport props and costumes for his dance academy. Also, my parents are always about helping your elders," said Alexandra Tom, who was shoveling sidewalks. "I'm applying to the Peace Corps right now, so it's in my nature, I guess, to help the community. Gusts of 40-50 mph are likely throughout the night for coastal areas in New Jersey, Connecticut and on Long Island. "Trying to do the right thing and clear the sidewalks, make it safe for the community and also help out my fellow business owners, so we are shoveling down the block," said Kevin Tom, owner of Cameron Jewelers in Sayville. Though the snowfall totals likely won't set records even in the hardest hit.
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