New York City and NorthEast Under a Tornado Watch until 6PM

Posted by Brian Krassenstein on Sep 28th, 2010 and filed under Featured News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Tornado Watch New York

A New York City Tornado Caused the Above Damage 2 Weeks Ago.

If you live in the New York City area and feel that there has been an abnormal number of tornado watches issues recently, you are not crazy. A tornado watch means that conditions are ripe for the development of a possible tornado. The New York City area has seen 2 tornadoes this summer. One occurred in July when 100 mile per hour winds caused significant damage in parts of the Bronx. Also, just under 2 weeks ago, on September 16th, a tornado was responsible for downing hundreds of trees and killing one individual as it raced through Staten Island, Queens and Brooklyn.

In just the last 3 years the New York City area saw more tornadoes than it had in the 40+ years prior. The currently tornado watch covers an extensive area throughout Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey. If you see a tornado it is advised to get in a secure place, possibly a within a door frame, and stay there until the storm has passed.

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