
Tornado Warning issued for Nassau County expires
A Tornado Warning issued for Nassau County was allowed to expire Thursday evening.


NEW YORK (WABC) -- Showers and thunderstorms brought heavy rain, flash flood and tornado warnings to New York City, Long Island and other parts of the Tri-State area on Thursday evening.
Flood and storm watches were allowed to expire, but not before thunderstorms caused havoc across the Tri-State, including Nassau County, where officials say a possible tornado touched down in Atlantic Beach.
The National Weather Service has to survey the area before making any determination.
Meanwhile, other parts of the Tri-State dealt with flooded roads, and an apparent lightning strike may have been blame for an attic fire at a home in Summit, New Jersey.
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A Tornado Warning issued for Nassau County was allowed to expire Thursday evening.
A Tornado Warning has been issued for Queens and Nassau County.



A Flash Flood Warning for parts of New York City has been extended to 8:15 p.m.
The warning also includes Nassau County on Long Island.