Snowstorm is over but new Yorkers continue to post photos of the first snow. For many, last night was a wonderful tale.
Although idyllic memories not at all. Thousands of people stuck at the bus station, hundreds of thousands turned out in long hours of traffic jams and crowded subway. Mayor De Blasio in response to a storm of criticism noted that the peak of the snowfall coincided with rush hour.
Outrage after a few inches of snow brings NYC to a halt — New York Post https://t.co/GlHiD9gadV pic.twitter.com/1tBpGqIXou
— Marc Johnson (@marcjohnson0002) November 16, 2018
The New York Area Was Nearly Paralyzed by 6 Inches of Snow. What Went Wrong? https://t.co/6mHNocElZa pic.twitter.com/l6tT59Ghau
— (((Nuts and Dolts))) (@Nutsandolts) November 16, 2018
Icemageddon on the East Coast: Brutal first winter storm of the season brings up to six inches of snow, shuts down ALL New York buses and kills at least EIGHT across the US https://t.co/6fANH4s7kc via @MailOnline pic.twitter.com/WZmnEZKkVQ
— Climate Realists (@ClimateRealists) June 16, 2018
The city with wet snow and wind felled many trees, why suffer cars and buildings. Not without accident: one of the largest on the George Washington Bridge, a traffic jam resulting from the accident stopped traffic in the city centre.
Chaos As Snow Hits New York City Unprepared, the Mayor is Catching Heat https://t.co/zfHYyauTp7 pic.twitter.com/CIExv7DkHA
— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) November 16, 2018
Trees falling down on people and cars in Greenwich Village right now. The sleet and snow is too heavy in the trees who haven’t shed their leaves yet. Thanks to the New York Fire Department for sawing branches and trunks and piling the destruction to help cars get down the streets pic.twitter.com/gLqt6yAN6y
— Conor M (@cmacco01) November 15, 2018
And someone had yet to work removing the snow. However, to really clear the roads, and especially bridges failed. Cleaning service blame motorists, cars parked incorrectly.
#snow and sirens in #newyork pic.twitter.com/RsaZXehlWp
— Marc Stewart (@MarcReporting) November 15, 2018
Those who think that they were the worst of all, you should sympathize with the camel, going to the zoo and got stuck in traffic in the surrounding area of Pennsylvania.
Have you ever seen a camel in the snow? pic.twitter.com/RNBPclk5tH
— Deaf Gronk (@Tylerkio) November 15, 2018
Mayor De Blasio spoke at a press conference explaining why, for example, buses were not prepared for this weather and get stuck, blocking the street, and in the end only two hundred out of almost one and a half thousand bus reached the terminal.
The Port Authority Bus Terminal was not prepared for this amount of snow; I mean it hardly ever snows in New York. https://t.co/8MHnQ7xIjA
— Jordan Laird (@JordanSLaird1) November 16, 2018
The assurances of meteorologists, at the moment, winter’s tale, who good, who not ended. In the coming days, snowfall is not expected, and on Saturday, new Yorkers are waiting for a clear cloudless sky and bright sun.
