Twitter Photos of Superstorm Sandy's Impact
Twitter is providing us with some of the most dramatic photos of the impact of Superstorm Sandy:
10/30 update: Recovering from Hurricane #Sandybit.ly/W2JTT8twitter.com/JetBlue/status...
Twitter is providing us with some of the most dramatic photos of the impact of Superstorm Sandy:
\u201c10/30 update: Recovering from Hurricane #Sandy https://t.co/1EqATPbm\u201d— JetBlue (@JetBlue) 1351614473
Why LaGuardia Airport is still closed Tuesday...
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\u201cWhy are these New Yorkers clustered outside a closed Starbucks? Two words: working wifi. #sandy\u201d— NowThis (@NowThis) 1351615205
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\u201c#Sandy Seaside Heights - Jersey Shore\u201d— SPIN 1038 (@SPIN 1038) 1351610559
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\u201cPart of Atlantic City's boardwalk (built to hold up a firetruck) obliterated! Pic from a media friend #Sandy #ACY #NJwx\u201d— Maria LaRosa (@Maria LaRosa) 1351545742
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\u201cFlooding has turned Ground Zero into a waterfall. @AP photo #NYC #Sandy\u201d— WGRZ (@WGRZ) 1351562873
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\u201c1st Av in #NYC -- from a friend who appears to be safe. This looks like the set of a movie:\u201d— Chase Cain (@Chase Cain) 1351557279
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\u201cNot just lower Manhattan - this is 34th and 1st https://t.co/QDNXDiuX\u201d— Shamir Karkal (@Shamir Karkal) 1351556995
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Twitter is providing us with some of the most dramatic photos of the impact of Superstorm Sandy:
\u201c10/30 update: Recovering from Hurricane #Sandy https://t.co/1EqATPbm\u201d— JetBlue (@JetBlue) 1351614473
Why LaGuardia Airport is still closed Tuesday...
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\u201cWhy are these New Yorkers clustered outside a closed Starbucks? Two words: working wifi. #sandy\u201d— NowThis (@NowThis) 1351615205
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\u201c#Sandy Seaside Heights - Jersey Shore\u201d— SPIN 1038 (@SPIN 1038) 1351610559
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\u201cPart of Atlantic City's boardwalk (built to hold up a firetruck) obliterated! Pic from a media friend #Sandy #ACY #NJwx\u201d— Maria LaRosa (@Maria LaRosa) 1351545742
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\u201cFlooding has turned Ground Zero into a waterfall. @AP photo #NYC #Sandy\u201d— WGRZ (@WGRZ) 1351562873
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\u201c1st Av in #NYC -- from a friend who appears to be safe. This looks like the set of a movie:\u201d— Chase Cain (@Chase Cain) 1351557279
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\u201cNot just lower Manhattan - this is 34th and 1st https://t.co/QDNXDiuX\u201d— Shamir Karkal (@Shamir Karkal) 1351556995
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Twitter is providing us with some of the most dramatic photos of the impact of Superstorm Sandy:
\u201c10/30 update: Recovering from Hurricane #Sandy https://t.co/1EqATPbm\u201d— JetBlue (@JetBlue) 1351614473
Why LaGuardia Airport is still closed Tuesday...
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\u201cWhy are these New Yorkers clustered outside a closed Starbucks? Two words: working wifi. #sandy\u201d— NowThis (@NowThis) 1351615205
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\u201c#Sandy Seaside Heights - Jersey Shore\u201d— SPIN 1038 (@SPIN 1038) 1351610559
* * *
\u201cPart of Atlantic City's boardwalk (built to hold up a firetruck) obliterated! Pic from a media friend #Sandy #ACY #NJwx\u201d— Maria LaRosa (@Maria LaRosa) 1351545742
* * *
\u201cFlooding has turned Ground Zero into a waterfall. @AP photo #NYC #Sandy\u201d— WGRZ (@WGRZ) 1351562873
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\u201c1st Av in #NYC -- from a friend who appears to be safe. This looks like the set of a movie:\u201d— Chase Cain (@Chase Cain) 1351557279
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\u201cNot just lower Manhattan - this is 34th and 1st https://t.co/QDNXDiuX\u201d— Shamir Karkal (@Shamir Karkal) 1351556995
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