Monday, October 29, 2012

Hurricane Sandy

Hurricane Sandy is a ridiculously huge storm affecting practically the entire east coast. Satellite images kind of do it justice but even more so, here's a comparison image with Hurricane Irene of last year (the fifth costliest hurricane in United States history). Here are some numerical comparisons with Irene and Katrina.

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Here's the latest from the National Hurricane Center on Hurricane Sandy.

The New York Times has an interactive map with reports for zip code.

Google has a pretty amazing crisis map.

I've previously mentioned wind map, it should have some interesting images today.

For the New England area, there's the NStar Outage Map. Also, here's a map of storm shelters.

@alertnewengland tweeted this photo.

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I have to agree that it's remarkably inspiring, but also a bit pointless and dangerous. It turns out this photo was from September but yes, the tomb is guarded 24/7 through all forms of weather. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Remains Guarded Through Hurricane Sandy

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