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Originally posted by Digital_Reality
Your sadly mistaken OP. You are underestimating the damage just a few feet of water can do. You obviously have no experience with this sort of situation.
Sure, Time Square is dry. What about Spring Lake NJ, Point Pleasant and Lower Manhattan? I'm just curious what constitutes a disaster in your world?
Originally posted by Digital_Reality
Your sadly mistaken OP. You are underestimating the damage just a few feet of water can do. You obviously have no experience with this sort of situation.
Sure, Time Square is dry. What about Spring Lake NJ, Point Pleasant and Lower Manhattan? I'm just curious what constitutes a disaster in your world?
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
CNN has a photo slideshow up with stuff from the storm as it was earlier. Looks like some very flooded areas to me. If we define serious by death, then I guess it's not serious. If that's defined by the direct losses by real people for property, the pictures there look real depressing and for once, I'm happy to live in Tornado alley. We can have an F-4 pass a few miles away and never even get a deck chair turned over. These monster Hurricanes suck.
It's even worse when, like Sandy, it's not one storm...but multiple storms merging over land.
CNN Slideshow with Damage from earlier
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by Digital_Reality
I believe i posted a video of a "disaster" in the OP
Originally posted by Hefficide
reply to post by Enlightenme1111
The news is reporting ten dead from the storm. People are, apparently, dying already.