![Unfazed By A Few Inches Of Snow, Everyone Went To The Park Today [Photos]](/content/images/size/w600/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/IMG_1010-2.jpg)
bensonhurst photos
Bensonhurst Park, by Den SchwartzThe city may have shut down over a couple inches of snow, but that doesn’t mean locals were letting Winter Storm Juno [/blizzard-watch-new-york-city-roads-reopen-subway-buses-resume-sunday-schedule/] keep them indoors. By 1pm today, local parks were open and filled with school children, parents, neighbors, and dogs enjoying the day
bad weather
Photo: http://www.farah.net.au/This just in from the National Weather Service… Notification issued on 5/23/13 at 3:30 PM. The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning citywide until 5:30 PM. Excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of urban areas,
crazy weather
Soruce: weather.comThere was a time when I enjoyed snow and snowy days. There used to be a thrill in getting off from school, or work, and then adventuring out into the fluffy white stuff and frolicking around. Those days are gone for me. I hate the winter and its
Charitable Giving
Kentucky National Guardsmen engage in a search and rescue mission March 3, in West Liberty, Ky., for survivors after torrential storms and violent winds destroyed much of the community there March 2. Photo by Spc. David Bolton, 133rd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, Kentucky National Guard.As many of us are
severe weather conditions
Well, it feels like that, anyway. And, after yesterday’s 19-inch blizzard, New York City broke the 86-year-old record for January snow. Hurray! We did something! Here’s a bunch of excellent photos from neighbors. Thanks to Allan B., Tony G., Donna C. (and husband), Qiji W. [http://www.flickr.
belt pkwy
Yesterday’s storm did more than just knock trees down and rip signs up, it totally submerged the Belt Parkway. New York City shut down the highway near Bay 8th Street because of truly epic flooding you see in this video. Thanks to David Z. for sending this over.