Sandy's Surge and Another Storm

Superstorm Sandy swept through New York and New Jersey on Monday October 29th. Her waters flooding streets, her winds fueling fires and her combination with a nor'easter sending snow. The hurricane was technically reduced to a tropical storm by the time it went through New York but with the perfect conditions the damage was not reduced.

                                     Sandy flooded New York Subways with salt water and debris.

Thousands of people continue to be without power and this is not good news for the ones remaining with their dark and heatless homes. Another storm is heading up the East Coast this one bringing mostly wind and rain with a potential for snow in areas. Not nearly as big as Sandy's meeting with the nor'easter on Monday and Tuesday which dumped more than two feet of snow in some places like Redhouse Maryland with 28 inches. But this cold weather is going to continue with wind and rain.

Another Storm Coming
NY Times Article
NY Times Article on Subway
Washington Post Article