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Army of NYPD gathering in prep for the parade.
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The police station looked like something out of a Resident Evil movie. Cracked glass door, nobody inside, dark except for STROBING emergency lighting. STAY AWAY!
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This is the last pic I snapped before bundling up with Maddy (no power = no heat!) and going to sleep.
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By 10pm almost all of the car headlights had died out and the street was getting dark. Long camera exposure.
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Door handles covered!
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...I've never seen the East River this far west before. Haha.
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Wheels completely covered now. Three feet high and rising!
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...I went back upstairs to watch the surreal show from my window.
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As the water slowly crept up, cars with low-clearance started flooding with water. This police van came by...
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...to pick up all the cops who were stranded in their cruisers in the now-five-inch-deep water.
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The daring rescue was a success. All ankles were kept dry!
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Po-po beach cruiser and no waves.
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Lots of police, but they for the most part seemed amused / interested.
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Cops at RollerJam USA, Staten Island 1:48am.
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On Saturday morning Meredith and I woke up super early so that we could carpool up to Maine to spend the three-day Memorial weekend at our friends' James & Gretchen's wedding!
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Late Wednesday night I was being a hermit and staying at home (working on this site, actually) when I got a call from Grant. "I'm around the corner from your place on Elizabeth and Canal. Come here now. Bring your camera."
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I got there to find a fire hydrant open full-blast gushing water all over Canal Street.