www.skirtplaid.com Unbelievable footage From around Hurricane Irene 08/26/2011 New York - Seawater surged into the streets of Manhattan on Sunday as Tropical Storm Irene slammed into New York, downgraded from a hurricane but still unleashing furious wind and rain. The flooding threatened Wall Street and the heart of the global financial network. Advertisement: Salty water from New York Harbor submerged parts of a promenade at the base of the island. A foot of water rushed over the wall of a marina in front of the New York Mercantile Exchange, where gold and oil are traded. “You could see newspaper stands floating down the street,” said Scott Baxter, a hotel doorman in the SoHo neighborhood. As the center of the storm passed over Central Park at midmorning, floodwater reached the wheel wells of some stranded cars in Manhattan, and more streamed into the streets of Queens. Still, the storm was far from the worst fears. The Sept. 11 museum, a centerpiece of the rebuilding of the World Trade Center site, said on Twitter that none of its memorial trees were lost. Irene weakened to winds of 65 mph, below the 74 mph dividing line between a hurricane and tropical storm. The system was still massive and powerful, forming a figure six that covered the Northeast. It was moving twice as fast as the day before. As a hurricane, Irene had already killed 11 people and left 4 million homes and businesses without power. It unloaded more than a foot of water on North Carolina and spun off …
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i live in chesterfield, va and i have trees around my area. i realized that i am asking a dumb question. now this is going to be my first time i have been through a hurricane. what are the chances of trees hitting my apartment. since this is a weird week. earthquake and strange weather on the same day but hypothetically speaking what if my apartment is not boarded up including the other apartment buildings. is it really important to board up the windows. i live in sunrise apt and some ppl didnt board up their building. but what do i need to do. do i need to turn off my utilities or wat. i got first aid kit, food, water, batteries and flash lights. im i missing something. plz answer i kind of scared sh*tless and am i prepared. my area under tropical storm warning and flood watch and i live in theres 3 levels on my apartment. bottom MIDDLE and top. i live in the middle part. is my family prepared. first hurricane but many earthquakes and aftershocks. plz serious answers. any bs answers will be reported. like i said serious answers only. and what is being under a hurricane like.
Hurricane Irene cuts our sunny days short at Atlantis, Bahamas…. staff has been doing an amazing job organizing and taking care of our needs. Been in a hurricane shelter for the past two days.
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Which word is more accurate for these sentences?
1) The meteorologists decided to ______ the weather data to predict the next hurricane.
A. analyze
B. evaluate
2)All of the available information about the crime is _______ to the jury’s decision.
A. relevant
B. justify
3)Random guesses are a way to_________ the correct answer.
A. deduce
B. assume
4)It is probably safe to _________ that 1+1=2.
A. assume
B. deduce
A recent hurricane destroyed half of the orange crop. Consumers are responding to an increase in the price of oranges by buying more apples. This change is expected to increase the price and quantity of apples sold. In terms of basic supply and demand analysis, there has been a:
A) shift in the demand curve for both oranges and apples.
B) movement along the demand curve for oranges and a shift in the demand curve for apples.
C) movement along the demand curve for both oranges and apples.
D) shift in the demand curve for oranges and a movement along the demand curve for apples.
twitter.com Hurricane Irene hit New York City as a tropical storm but there was still some damages, a lot of fallen trees and flooding in downtown Manhattan, beaches, and in areas close to rivers and the ocean. This footage was taken in Richmond Hill Queens NYC
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twitter.com Hurricane Irene hit New York City as a tropical storm but there was still some damages, a lot of fallen trees and flooding in downtown Manhattan, beaches, and in areas close to rivers and the ocean. This footage was taken in Richmond Hill Queens NYC. In this video you will see fallen trees, fallen telephone poles, tree crushing houses, fallen tree blocking roads, aftermath cleanup
Hurricane Irene hit Rhode Island on August 28th, 2011. This video shows some of the before and after footage of the impact. Interviews of the local community as well.
ok, as we all know hurricane ike has shut down refineries in texas. and you know how it goes, the gas jumps up a dollar and all of that, people are rushing out and getting gas and shutting down gas stations everywhere and leaving poorer people like me out to dry. they are only raising the prices even futher by doing that. what are your opinions?
I’ve often wondered about this. If I lived in the Gulf Coast region or the Outer Banks of NC, I think I would want to have a ready supply of plywood pre-cut, maybe have the holes already drilled, etc. so all that would be needed to do is install it and get out of town. Yet, everytime a hurricane approaches they talk about shortages of plywood. Is there a practical reason people don’t do this that I’m not aware of?