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Bahamas after Dorian
Posted on September 4, 2019May 24, 2021

Bahamas after Dorian

Even with photos, it’s difficult to imagine the devastation in the Bahamas caused by Hurricane Dorian, hard to grasp the effects of a Category 5 hurricane parking itself over sea-level islands for 24 hours or more. The photo above is typical of many I’ve seen from the Bahamas; I’ve seen better-looking landfills. And as if … Continue reading Bahamas after Dorian

If Irma hit Colorado
Posted on September 8, 2017May 24, 2021

If Irma hit Colorado

So just how big is Hurricane Irma? I found a story on the Washington Post with an interactive map that lets you superimpose Irma (as she was on Wednesday) on a map of your city or state. Fascinated as I am by Irma, I still didn’t fully appreciate her size until I put her over … Continue reading If Irma hit Colorado

Rescued Texas nursing home residents safe, dry, warm today
Posted on August 28, 2017May 24, 2021

Rescued Texas nursing home residents safe, dry, warm today

The residents of the flooded La Vita Bella nursing home in Dickinson, TX, rescued yesterday after their plight became known nationwide via social media, are safe, dry, and warm today. They were relocated to a nursing facility in nearby Alvin, Texas, where some of them got together today for this picture. So nice to see … Continue reading Rescued Texas nursing home residents safe, dry, warm today

Attention riveted on Houston area
Posted on August 27, 2017May 24, 2021

Attention riveted on Houston area

Hurricane Harvey has rightfully dominated the news for several days, and while I’ve seen plenty of hurricane coverage in my life, this is the first time I’ve had friends in the danger area. They’ve been uppermost in my mind as the media distribute hurricane news and pictures round the clock. In a sad way, when … Continue reading Attention riveted on Houston area

Posted on November 21, 2012May 24, 2021

NYT posts interactive map of Sandy’s flooding

The New York Times has posted a fascinating interactive map of Hurricane Sandy’s flooding in the New York City area. It shows the depth of the water in each area and you can zoom in for block-by-block and even house-by-house detail. Continue reading NYT posts interactive map of Sandy’s flooding

Best photograph of the NY power outage
Posted on November 2, 2012May 24, 2021

Best photograph of the NY power outage

  Of all the pictures we’ve seen of lower Manhattan’s power outage, this has to be the best. Not a dark skyline silhouetted against a still-glowing uptown or a dark patch in a sea of light, but a stark half-and-half depiction of the city’s haves and have nots, emphasized by the road and its center … Continue reading Best photograph of the NY power outage

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