Blizzard

East Main Street is now closed between Roanoke and Ostrander avenue

Two highway department workers were injured attempting to pull stranded cars from the snow – one man cracked his ribs, and the other man injured his back.

Photos taken around Riverhead following the winter storm 'Jonas,' a Nor'easter that left about 15-18 inches of snow here.

LIRR service remains suspended this morning until 7 a.m. Area schools are on a two-hour delayed opening. People returning to school and work are urged to use extra caution.

Snow clearing operations continue in Riverhead in the wake of the blizzard dubbed 'Jonas'. Officials will assess coastal erosion after the powerful Nor'easter slammed Long Island.

A big LOCAL shout out to the dozens of volunteers on standby tonight at their headquarters, waiting to respond to emergency calls in treacherous blizzard conditions.

Violation of the governor's executive order banning travel is punishable as a misdemeanor with fines of up to $300.

Suffolk County transit bus service is suspended today. The LIRR is still running with “good service” on the Ronkonkoma line, but delays are being reported on the Montauk and Port Jefferson lines. Train service may be suspended or cancelled, according to the LIRR. Getting to a train station by car will be hazardous, officials warn.

Riverhead residents, emergency workers and businesses are bracing for up to a foot of snow tomorrow from a blizzard that is also forecast to bring high winds and extremely low visibility.

The National Weather Service is now calling for 10 to 18 inches of snow across Long Island and wind gusts up to 55 mph during tomorrow's snowstorm.