At 10pm, this was the view from the front door:
Flickr user Irene Rx captured the thunder and lightning that accompanied the blizzard in this cool video.
And, the aftermath on 1st Avenue:
Doesn't look like those bike or bus lanes will be seen again until April.
Meanwhile, on Avenue A...
What a nice day to walk down the middle of the street, the only traffic being flocks of pigeons and the occasional tow truck and plow trying to dig out the six or so stranded buses...
Videos:
Freeing a bus on Avenue A & 7th Street: Part 1
Freeing a bus on Avenue A & 7th Street: Part 2
Freeing a bus on Avenue A & 3rd Street
See more snow pics here.
Happy shoveling!
UPDATE: see footage from Hurricane Irene, which struck on August 27-28, 2011, here.
Nice work..Thanks for this!!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work..Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThis was very helpful.
I can show this to my boss!
Thanks, Eric!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wild weekend, eh?
I was in Peoria when they were talking about the storm coming to New York and I said to my parents: "It's never as bad as they say it's going to be." Whoops! Great photos as always!
ReplyDelete@Marty - yeah, I really wasn't expecting anything out of the ordinary until it happened. The thunder and lightning was really cool and I have to admit I enjoyed most of the ordeal only because I didn't have to work or be anywhere. Glad you made it back! Sounds like air travel was (is) an absolute nightmare.
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