Update: Hurricane Sandy Hits U.S. East Coast–What You Need to Know
October 29th, 2012 |
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GOWANUS, NEW YORK CITY–The winds continue to increase here, howling past windows and splattering the rain. Tiny beads of water almost feel like sand when you step outside thanks to the strong gusts. Such is Hurricane Sandy as it speeds into the New York metropolitan region and prepares to turn and slam in slow motion [...]
Keep reading »What You Need to Know about Hurricane Sandy to Get Ready
October 26th, 2012 |
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Take a hurricane moving up from the south. Mash in a colder storm moving in from the west. Add a ridge of high pressure extending through the atmosphere above the northeastern Atlantic Ocean and Greenland, blocking the typical flow of the jet stream. That’s the recipe for what will become “Post-Tropical Storm Sandy” or, as [...]
Keep reading »Map of Flood Risks and Hurricane Evacuation Zones Wakes Up NYC Residents [UPDATE]
August 26th, 2011 |
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As Hurricane Irene trundles toward the densely populated cities of the U.S. Northeast, residents and officials in municipalities large and small have been preparing for a full-force tropical cyclone. “All implications point to this being a historic hurricane,” President Barak Obama said in a speech Friday morning. Some 50 million people along the eastern seaboard [...]
Keep reading »How to Prepare for a Hurricane in the U.S. Northeast
August 25th, 2011 |
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It’s not that the central and northern portions of the east coast of North America never see hurricanes. It’s just that we in the Northeast don’t see them that often. The last one was in 1999, and the last bad one was in 1938, a deadly one that caused damage that can still be seen [...]
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