It looks like the worst of the flooding is over in Manhattan. The water went up to over 13 feet throughout lower Manhattan.
There's a post-Sandy Part 1 party going on in the alley in back of my building. They're happy their apartment didn't flood and Hell's Kitchen still has electricity.
Whoa, the flooding came close to Hell's Kitchen. From Minervous' Flickr photostream, just down the street at the Intrepid on the Hudson River.
Tomorrow is Sandy Part Deux.
Some of the unusual pics/tweets/videos of today.
Wind blows down the wall of a small residential building on West 15th Street and Eighth Avenue.
At 44 seconds.
(7:57 PM EDT: NYPD say no injuries following facade collapse at New York City apartment building.)
Con Edison station exploding: at 22 seconds
On 50th Street windows bursting out of the building.https://twitter.com/NBCRobin/
NYC with and without electricity. Photo by nicksummers
Lower Manhattan goes dark during hurricane, as seen from Brooklyn, N.Y.
Water rushing into Battery Tunnel
14th Street and Avenue A
20th St and Ave C, Manhattan:#sandypic.twitter.com/lI72XLFp
Battery Tunnel c/o MTA
Ground Zero construction site
Flood waters are now under the@highlinenyc on 24th Street, moving towards 10th Ave. #sandy pic.twitter.com/UxWSAMI0
Water rushing into a subterranean parking garage in the Financial District. via Getty
Rockaway this afternoon
The Hoboken (NJ) Path train subway station flooding. Photograph: NY Port Authority/Reuters
Uh oh. Now it's the rats.
Power out in Manhattan, south of 40th Street. (Allison Joyce / Getty Images)
Chrysler Building during the storm Shelby Holliday @shelbyholliday
There's a post-Sandy Part 1 party going on in the alley in back of my building. They're happy their apartment didn't flood and Hell's Kitchen still has electricity.
Whoa, the flooding came close to Hell's Kitchen. From Minervous' Flickr photostream, just down the street at the Intrepid on the Hudson River.
Tomorrow is Sandy Part Deux.
Some of the unusual pics/tweets/videos of today.
Wind blows down the wall of a small residential building on West 15th Street and Eighth Avenue.
At 44 seconds.
(7:57 PM EDT: NYPD say no injuries following facade collapse at New York City apartment building.)
NYT Firefighters inspect a collapsed building facade in the Manhattan borough of New York, Oct. 29, 2012
NYU nurses in pediatric ICU manually bagging patients on ventilators, according to a staffer. City begins emergency evacuation.
WCBS: Con Ed crews have shut off all the gas and steam pipes near collapsed crane on 57th Street.
More Reports from NYU Tisch hospital + backup generator failure. Personnel manually evacuating PICU and NICU down 9 flights of stairs.
Power out at NYU Hospital... moving patients out. Backup generators have failed. From the news just now it seems that the patients are being moved in a fleet of ambulances to Sloan Kettering and Mt. Sinai.
Credit: andjelicaa, Instagram
Con Edison station exploding: at 22 seconds
On 50th Street windows bursting out of the building.https://twitter.com/NBCRobin/
NYC with and without electricity. Photo by nicksummers
Lower Manhattan goes dark during hurricane, as seen from Brooklyn, N.Y.
Water rushing into Battery Tunnel
14th Street and Avenue A
20th St and Ave C, Manhattan:
Battery Tunnel c/o MTA
Ground Zero construction site
Flood waters are now under the
Water rushing into a subterranean parking garage in the Financial District. via Getty
Rockaway this afternoon
The Hoboken (NJ) Path train subway station flooding. Photograph: NY Port Authority/Reuters
Uh oh. Now it's the rats.
Hurricane Sandy Could Displace Rats, Spread Infectious Disease
Power out in Manhattan, south of 40th Street. (Allison Joyce / Getty Images)
Chrysler Building during the storm Shelby Holliday
The Empire State Building seen from the part of Manhattan without light, which was south of 40th Street
How Times Square looks now. Photo Imgur.
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New York Magazine compares Bloomberg's sign language interpreter to "guitarist during a blistering solo." http://bit.ly/SpWV9N
Hurricane Sandy’s Breakout Star: Mayor Bloomberg’s Sign Language Interpreter
here's my video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5em-XJoC1fc&feature=youtu.be
ReplyDeleteTotally love your vid Jonathan! Thanks for posting it!
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