Before and after photos of the hurricane region

[Kytim]

A local TV station just posted a link to some upper level photos of the Hurricane sandy destruction. It's eye opening for those of us that don't have to live this horror.


http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/news/weeklynews/nov12/ngs-sandy-imagery.html

 

[ipz2222]

Thanks, kytim.. I'm sure our (and many others) church will have buses and trucks of supplies and people headed that way. Many in this area are still struggling from the multiple tornados from a year and a half ago.

 

[Kubota_Man]

I remember a bunch of us Idaho National Guard guys headed down to New Orleans. This looks alot like what we seen then.

 

[Eric McCarthy]

Sadly its fixin to happen all over again next week November 6-8. Same kinda storm following the exact strom pattern as Sandy. I follow this weather forcaster David Tolleris who's been spot on 100% accurate with his forcasting and prediced Hurricane Sandy about 2 weeks before the local and end The Weather Channel did.

www.wxrisk.com

 

[dieseldude]

Let's hope it dont happen too soon, I just finished getting the debris out of the yard and the generators put back after sandy.

 

[dmanlyr]

Sad to see. I see that two weeks later the suffering is still going on, as it probaby will be for months or even a year or two in the case of some of the major infanstructure destroyed.. Much like new Orleans - sthey are still rebuilding.

Kinda makes us humans and what we build look pretty puny. Sometimes we build for years or centuries... and it can all be washed away in a matter of hours.

I wonder how my part of the country is going to hold up when the big one hits. About every 1000 years we have a 9.0 or greater earthquake.... and we are at year 1300 since the last one. Way overdue.

I have no natural gas in the house, rural setting with natural firebreaks, so hopefully after the big one hits I can dig thru the sticks that are left of my house and build some kind of shelter!

David