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Rain should stop by 10 a.m. but strong winds will continue through the day, forecasters said.
The city received more than $13 billion in federal aid, the largest share of the Hurricane Sandy funds.
The high winds caused an awning to collapse at Brooklyn Crab in Red Hook, officials said.
The state will pay to elevate storm-damaged homes that aren't in the most severe flood zone.
The Public Advocate would like to offer temporary housing, free MetroCards and job outreach.
"I want to go over there but I can't leave the buisnesses."
Flooding could impact the city's coastal neighborhoods beginning Tuesday night, forecasters said.
A mandate would force some of the city's most inefficient buildings to curb their emissions.
After Sandy, NYC modified its evacuation procedure and is trying to persuade people to plan to use it.
Installation of the semi-permanent wall started Monday along the neighborhood's lowest-lying street.
The heat index is expected to reach triple digits Tuesday, forecasters said.
The eclipse will be visible shortly after 1 p.m. Monday.
The Aug. 8, 2007 storm forced the MTA to re-evaluate its emergency preparedness.
The storms should begin before noon and last through early Tuesday morning, forecasters warned.
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