Showing posts with label Sandy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sandy. Show all posts
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Some Photos Of Sandy Aftermath In Monsey
There weren't really flooded streets in Monsey & Spring Valley which is in Rockland County. But the high winds ripped out trees and utility poles through the whole county.
As the Hurricane Sandy started to kick in in the area, NewYorkBuffMedia's Chief Editor Moishe Lichtenstein locked himself in his dark house to be with family while the storm was booming outside. When looked out of the window he saw, that everything was almost totally dark, the only light were seen here and there from explosions from electric transformers that blew up in the area.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
VIDEOS: NYPD Chopper Performs Rooftop Rescues Of Storm Victims
The following four videos where released by the NYPD
Helicopter 23, named after the 23 New York City Police Officers killed on 9/11, performed rooftop rescues on Staten Island on Tuesday, October 30, 2012. Members of Aviation and Scuba rescued five adults and one child who were trapped in their houses due to rising waters.
Monday, October 29, 2012
UPDATED INFO: From The NYC OEM
The City is closely monitoring Hurricane Sandy, which will bring dangerous storm surge and high winds to New York City Monday and Tuesday. For the latest Sandy forecasts, visit the National Weather Service or the National Hurricane Center.
Many NYCHA Residents Stay Put in East Harlem Despite Evacuation Order
Harlem - A police car parked outside the Isaacs Houses on First Avenue and 93rd Street on Sunday blasted an order through its loudspeakers that residents must evacuate, ahead of Hurricane Sandy.
Three school buses waited outside to transport people to shelters, but many residents of the houses, which are in the city's mandatory evacuation zone, said they planned to ride out the storm at home.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Hurricane Sandy: Mayor Bloomberg Updates New Yorkers
The following are Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's remarks as delivered this evening at the Office of Emergency Management in Downtown Brooklyn:
"Let me first thank Pamela Mitchell for signing today. We try to do this when we have an emergency situation and want to make sure that everybody gets all of the information. "We did want to bring everyone up to date on the City's preparation and planning for Hurricane Sandy.
"Let me first thank Pamela Mitchell for signing today. We try to do this when we have an emergency situation and want to make sure that everybody gets all of the information. "We did want to bring everyone up to date on the City's preparation and planning for Hurricane Sandy.
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