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Somers Supervisor Robert Scorrano joins News 12 via Zoom to update storm damage in his community.

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But is the weather going to Cooper, meteorologist Julian C Wright is here and Julian as we take a look out at the bridge all lit up a clear night, we want to know if that's gonna stick around for the fireworks. Well, hopefully, as of right now, we're looking at smooth sailing up until the fourth of July Tama. So that's some of the good news for those who are looking for the holiday and especially for the celebrations in the South. Let's get into our weather headlines for Monday. We don't have to worry about much of anything else outside of enjoying the weather, low humidity, sun and on top of it, it will be pleasant. Now the pleasantries continue for Tuesday and Wednesday as we still do have pretty low humidity for us. But once we get to our fourth of July, we are looking for things to warm back up and it's also gonna be a bit on the monkey side so be prepared for temperatures to start to warm into those middle eighties. But again, overnight skies will clear and there's gonna be drying out for us across the lower Hudson Valley. We're talking about temperatures into the upper fifties and even the low 60 degree mark overnight into our Monday morning and we're just gonna warm to around 79 degrees eighties for a couple of spots. But overall, it's gonna feel pretty fantastic from West Point to Yorktown Heights and even for White Plains and for Yonkers, Monday again, around 80 degrees for Yonkers, but many of us are gonna hold into the seventies. So definitely take full advantage of it for a very beautiful day. It's gonna be on tap for us across white plains and for the lower Hudson Valley in itself. But walking through the rest of our future cast again, gonna stay very clear and dry, might see some passing clouds for parts of orange and uh parts of Putnam counties, but it's mainly going to be very clear for us and that leads into our Tuesday as well. So not a whole lot is going on for us until we get to the end of the week. So Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, very comfortable and refreshing. But then you can see these due points which would be the humidity spiking back up for a Thursday, Friday and yes, even Saturday. So we're looking for another active weather pattern late into next week. But as of right now, we're monitoring some potential of seeing some shower activity just around the fourth of July. But for Friday and Saturday, we're really gonna keep our eye on some wet weather back in its way, temperatures are gonna stay near seasonal to start. But when we end, we are looking to heat back up, especially for Thursday and heading into our Saturday. But until then, let's enjoy the start.

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LIVE ZOOM: Somers Supervisor Robert Scorrano

All right, Lisa, thank you. That is the welcome news. But as she just said, there is a lot of work that still needs to be done. So joining us now is the town supervisor of Sor Robert Scarano. Thank you so much for being with us. We know it's been a busy morning and overnight. Yeah, thank you for having me on. All right, let's expand on what Lisa La Roca said. She said, really everywhere they're driving, they're seeing crews out there. A lot of work to be done. What were some of the hardest hit spots? Is it that plumr road area or are we talking about was hit pretty hard? Uh There's crews out there right now which Lisa just uh had talked about. So they're out there cleaning it up. Um 116 corridor was hit really hard, uh, last night. Um, we have, you know, we had close about over 800 residents out with power. Um, nice who's been working around the clock. Uh I got to give a big shout out to Nick devito. Our highway superintendent 10 minutes after the storm was over last night, that quick hitter, uh, him and his crews were out there clearing the roads, uh, trying to make it passable for people to get out there to work this morning. And, um, you know, we were still reeling from the last one. We thought we were, we had all the power back on from the last storm on Sunday night. Uh, crews worked around the clock. Our highway department nice. A couldn't thank them enough for getting out there and, and it's so, you know, working so hard on Sunday. Uh, and now we're back at it again here. Uh, today. Uh, it just seems like we haven't gotten a break but we'll, uh, we'll pull through it as, as, as we always do. Yeah, some of the video we're looking at here showing the damage just unbelievable. Talk to us about how the storm from earlier this week compares to this one. Were they the same areas that were hit or are now even more families dealing with this damage? No. So it seemed like, um, the families that were affected, I mean, Shanna Rock was affected again for this one, I think, uh, they're getting Shanna Rock back on that was the hardest hit during the Sunday storm. Um, but it seems like the areas that, uh, weren't affected on Sunday were affected during this storm. So Mother Nature has her own way of working. So, um, she made sure that people who missed it didn't miss it. This one. All right. Town supervisor of So Roberts Carrano, we appreciate your time. We know a lot still needs to be done today. So please keep us updated and keep in touch so we can inform our viewers. We appreciate your time. I will thank you so much for your time.

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