Photos taken today, Monday October 29, 2012, around 11AM. Resampled and resized to VGA; click any to enlarge.
Proof of Zone A:
Really, can you get more Zone A than this?
The news reports from other places in NYC made me expect a huge flood. Nothing of the sort.
I wasn’t the only person out there getting images, either:
Cropped-zoom:
Yep, an iPad.
Some of the wave action:
Right there near sea level are very expensive co-ops that used to be industrial buildings:
I didn’t see any sandbags in use around those buildings. More proof that the possession of money cannot be correlated with high intelligence.
Winds were 40-45 mph with a gust to 50. So far, this isn’t any different from weather we’ve had before — except for the evacuation orders.
Sandy finally made that westward turn they’ve been pimping. I was convinced by time-lapse radar images. This time the software wins.
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Any chance that it will get worse before it gets better???? don’t be a goof…stay safe!
Yeah, as you’ve seen on Twitter, it’s been getting worse.
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