Advisory Issued Against Swimming At 18 Nassau Beaches

Massapequa NY

24 May, 2020

10:50 AM

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NASSAU COUNTY, NY — Beaches across Nassau County are open today. But you may not want to go swimming in all of them. Due to the heavy rainfall on Saturday, the Nassau County Department of Health has issued an advisory telling people not to bathe at 18 beaches in the county, mainly on the North Shore. Heavy rainfall can cause elevated bacteria levels in the water, which can make people sick if they go swimming. The advisory is in place until 7 a.m. Monday, unless more rain causes it to be extended. Here are the beaches that are affected: North Shore Centre Island Sound – BayvilleCreek Club – LattingtownLattingtown Beach – LattingtownLaurel Hollow Beach – Laurel HollowMorgan Sound – Glen CoveNorth Hempstead Beach Park – Port WashingtonPiping Rock Beach Club – Locust ValleyPryibil Beach – Glen CoveRansom Beach – BayvilleTheodore Roosevelt Beach – Oyster BaySea Cliff Village Beach – Sea CliffSoundside Beach – BayvilleStehli Beach – BayvilleTappen Beach – Glenwood LandingSouth Shore Biltmore Beach Club – MassapequaHewlett Point Beach – East RockawayIsland Park Beach – Island ParkPhilip Healey Beach – Massapequa