Hurricane Sandy Aftermath - Arverne, NYC
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- 10/31/12
The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in the eastern areas of the Rockaway Peninsula in New York City, mainly in Arverne but in also in the neighborhoods directly to the east and west.
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I just moved to Arverne, NY in November 2014 from brooklyn, it's a cool place. Glad I missed this storm.
I'm glad that you've survived the super storm, bro.
I'm happy you are safe. I got lucky and I have power and not too much damage in central NJ
Sandy was a Ramones fan and wanted to pay a visit to rock rock Rockaway Beach.
Many people are surprised to learn that Georgia is an extremely vulnerable state to hurricane-related hazards. The geographic location of Georgia makes it susceptible to impacts from tropical storms and hurricanes from both the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Tropical storms and hurricanes have impacted Georgia from both coasts causing widespread damages and coastal evacuations. - Official Georgia Emergency Management Agency Website
i used to live in rockaway! stay safe!!
something like every 80 years thiers an unusuall high tide in far rockaway...
thats why thier is'nt eny bungalows close to the boardwalk ...the fire hydrants are thier... but dont build a house thier...and thats besides this high tide hurricane..that had no rain and wind but totally still destroyed towns in nj and long island
Wow, I hope you didn't suffered too much from this storm gguru.
So sad
That's what they used to think in Arverne.
when i was a teenager i lived at beach 41st. street houding projects ..about 1985..when the aids epidemic broke out..
one summer i think it was..my uncunkle going back to n.j. via the a train...i said goodbye..
look out the window at the bay...i thought it looked unusuall high tide..then went to sleep..
the next day he explaned they had to walk throu water to get to the train steps on 44st. train stop ..the third day i went to the train saw straw by the train entrance ..the high tide
@TheDarkSh00ter remember hurricane opal? I live 15 mins west of Atlanta and opal pounded us . Don't display your ignorance. And don't get me started on Georgia's Atlantic coast.
I was right in the middle of it if you wanna see what it's like to game in a hurricane check out my channel but give it a couple days don't exactly have Internet
Arkansas has Harricanes & Earthquakes google it.
I'd say I'm glad I live in Cali...but when 2012 ends...we'll know first T-T
That's what they used to think in New York.
shit that is weak come to NC after a Hurricane glae u ok tho cuz
god. it should have blew red fern away.lol.