Last night, may 15, on the North-East of the United States was struck by a powerful storm.
While aware of 5 deaths, among them — 11-year-old girl. Hundreds of thousands of homes were left without power.
Still intermittently working transport, in particular railway in the state of new York, workers trying to clear the paths of fallen trees.
According to meteorologists, wind gusts in the region reached 60 mph (95.6 km) per hour. In Pottstown (state of PA) was registered in wind power in the 81 mile (130,3 km) per hour. In some areas, dropped hail the size of a tennis ball.
As of Wednesday morning, 16 may, are still without electricity more than 350 million consumers in Pennsylvania, new York, new Jersey and Connecticut.
And while that cyclone does not think to retreat. Forecasters say that in the northeast a few days will be rain on Saturday in some areas there is a risk of flooding.
Residents of new York continue to share in social networks with photographic evidence of the weather and its consequences. By the way, after the storm over the city stretched a double rainbow.
Look at the size of this hail! Wow! It shattered windows, dented cars in this Columbia County neighborhood. pic.twitter.com/Lvf97CyRVC
— Andrew Banas (@AndrewWTEN) May 15, 2018
Storm is coming. Taken 5 minutes ago from the 51st floor of the Met Life Building. H/t to my friend Rob Wotton. pic.twitter.com/CjbesETN0n
— Dan Garodnick (@DanGarodnick) May 15, 2018
Water spills from the pool on the roof of a building in Midtown.
Whoa! That is water being blown out of a pool right now on top of a high rise in Midtown! #nbc4ny pic.twitter.com/BDMXDwP999
— Lauren Scala (@LaurenScala4NY) May 15, 2018
Falling construction in Brooklyn.
OOPS!!! Wild winds in Brooklyn on Willoughby Bedford corner. pic.twitter.com/Kw5I32YHVr
— NYC Scanner (@NYScanner) May 15, 2018
Wobbly scaffolding. According to preliminary information, the workers were not injured.
WATCH: Scaffolding breaks loose at the Hudson Yards — slams into building — no one hurt (credit: Suzanne Levesque) #nbc4ny https://t.co/btmaQfRa3K pic.twitter.com/9MwppKaKhl
— Steven Bognar (@Bogs4NY) May 15, 2018
Double rainbow — photo of the bridge in Williamsburg.
Calm after the storm pic.twitter.com/PSkgSqLRgw
— Devora Kaye (@dskaye) May 15, 2018
