Videos from Fire Island show damage from Sandy
The YouTube channel for Fire Island Videos is posting aerial footage of Sandy aftermath in the community of Ocean Beach on Fire Island in New York.
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Hurricane Sandy water damage to NYC subway stations and tunnels
New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is publishing videos to their YouTube Channel of conditions in some of the city’s subway stations and tunnels.
Hurricane Sandy Social Media Resources – October 30
Hurricane Sandy Social Media Resources
Infographics of Sandy’s Effects
As usual, the New York Times has some beautiful and informative data design Assessing the Damage from Hurricane Sandy.
Hurricane Sandy Social Media Resources – October 29 @ 5PM
What follows is a survey of photo, video, news and information content from social media resources and credible news sources. Hurricane Sandy is generating a lot of discussion and activity and people are sharing information and spreading news and content across all media.
Hurricane Sandy Social Media Resources – October 29
Hurricane Sandy is a Category 1 storm that is quickly becoming a “superstorm,” due to the prediction of colliding with a cold front.
Rescue and Storm Surge Video from Hurricane Isaac – Social Media Resources, Part 5
Isaac has been downgraded to a tropical storm but is still dropping heavy rains on the Gulf states and cause many to lose power.
Personal Accounts of Hurricane Isaac as He Lashes the Louisiana & Mississippi Coast – Social Media Resources, Part 4
Hurricane Isaac made landfall during the overnight hours. At 9am CDT this morning, Isaac showed some weakening, but is still a Category 1 hurricane.
Hurricane Isaac to Make Gulf Coast Landfall Tonight – Social Media Resources, Part 3
Hurricane Isaac is expected to make landfall as a category 1 hurricane in a few short hours this evening on the Gulf Coast.
Isaac Reaches Hurricane Status – Social Media Resources Part 2
As of 11:20am CDT Tropical Storm Isaac has achieved hurricane status with wind speeds of up to 75 mph or more.
