Sunny Sunday after moderate flooding on parts of Long Island from storm, National Weather Service says

There was widespread moderate flooding in some spots on Long Island on Saturday, as a storm moved through the area, according to the National Weather Service.

Flooding was reported on the North and South Forks, and along the North Shore of Nassau, weather service meteorologist Bill Goodman said.

No major damage was reported, Nassau and Suffolk police said.

The gloomy weather is expected to clear by Sunday with mostly sunny skies and a high of 49 degrees. Monday will also be sunny with a high of 50 degrees.

"Both Robert Moses and Gilgo State Parks had only minor erosion" from the storm, said George Gorman, regional director of the state office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.

He attributed the low levels of damage at Robert Moses to a sand replenishment program from the Army Corps of Engineers.

There was also some flooding and minor erosion out of Montauk, and flooding at Orient Beach State Park, Gorman said.

Coastal flood warnings had been issued for Long Island earlier Saturday, but were no longer in effect.

The weather service had warned that areas near the shoreline and waterfront may experience one to two feet of inundation in low-lying areas, including parking lots, parks, lawns and properties with basements near the waterfront.

With Brianne Ledda