Superstorm ; Frankenstorm ; Hurricane Sandy
UPDATES:
(updated: Nov. 2,2012 6:45 pm)
- 102 reported deaths. (41 in NY)
- ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN NYC RESUME MONDAY NOVEMBER 5, 2012.
- NYC MARATHON CANCELLED FOR SUNDAY for 40,000 runners
- 13-foot surge of seawater at New York City, flooding: tunnels, subway stations and the electrical system that powers Wall Street.
- Bus Services will reopen on Oct, 30, at 5 pm as a SUNDAY schedule.
- NYC subways flooded. Power will be RESTORED on NOV 1, 2012, but stops will be LIMITED.
- Subway lines are expected to resume on Nov, 11, 2012. (for more info CLICK HERE)
- High tide went up to 13 feet in Battery Park, New York.
- 170 firefighters fought fire that destroyed more than 100 homes.
- 3.2 Millions residents are out still of power.
- Over 10 million were affected.
- Will take days for power to be fully restored.
- Over 10,000 Flights cancelled. LGA still closed. JFK will resume flights on Oct 31.
- Over 200 patients, including 20 infants (in intensive care) were transferred from NYU hospital due to backup generator fail.
- Over 700 calls of tree downfall.
- Heavy snowfall in Virginia.
- Landfall in Atlantic City washed away a 50 foot piece boardwalk.
- 29 year old man dies in Queens when tree falls in his home. Flushing, New York.
- Chelsea Building partially collapses on 14th st.
- NY High Rise building’s crane collapses.
UPDATED: OCTOBER 29, 2012. 6:10 pm.
Hurricane Sandy is expected to arrive some time tonight. Expect high winds, heavy rain, and tree downfall.
The wind has already starting to grow strong, but it has not arrived just yet. This is one of the most strongest and deadliest hurricanes. It may take a while to come, but that’s how strong it will be.
Some stores are still opened now, make sure to store up and get everything you need before the weather gets worse.
People have not seen something like this since the storm of 91′. Not everyone is taking this seriously because it hasn’t hit yet. But people must be aware of the consequences. Avoid going outside as much as possible. Safety comes first!
All schools, public transportation, parking meters, libraries, courts, etc., are closed or suspended till further notice.
Scroll down for updated pictures of the tracking and from residents who are already starting to get a little taste of Sandy.
One of the biggest hurricanes is headed to the US. A “superstorm“, “frankenstorm”. Hurricane Sandy.
Started in South America, as it destroyed houses, land, and even taking lives. Sandy has not finished doing its job. It is still destructing as it heads towards New York. Evacuations are mandatory to low land residents to over 375,000 residents. Unlike Hurricane Irene, which wasn’t as bad as it sounded, this is said to be 10 x worse. Irene was just a scare. Sandy is the real threat.
UPDATED: The number of deaths is up to 69 in the Caribbean, 51 in Haiti, 11 in Cuba, and damaging over 3,500 homes. Deaths recorded are only of those whose bodies were found. Further investigation is still ongoing as they search for more bodies of victims of the hurricane.
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There was a full moon which causes high tide. Astoria Park is already flooded. And the storm hasn’t even fully arrived yet. Waves are reaching up to 30 ft. Strong winds and heavy rain up to 5 inches is expected in the city. Land fall is expected to those in New Jersey. All city transit will be suspended at 7 pm. The last bus will run at 9 pm. More than 5,000 flights have been cancelled. And everyone is advised to stay indoors and on high grounds storing up on necessary materials; food, water, and flashlights.
Schools closed for over 2 million students in 7 states. And a possibility of over 60 million residents will be affected and most of them out of power by the end of this “superstorm”.
Make sure to keep checking the local weather and stay safe!
Check what zone you’re in for evacuations, go to nyc.gov or call 311.
Check back for updates on Hurricane Sandy!
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