Una tormenta de nieve algo anticipada sorprendió a New York, azotando sin misericordia a centenas de miles de personas que tuvieron que esperar hasta 10 horas trabadas en las carreteras, puentes y estaciones de autobuses y trenes de la Gran Manzana.
La tormenta se desplazó desde el sudoeste de EUA, y golpeó desde Washington D.C. hasta el área de Boston. Pero el área metropolitana de New York fue la más afectada.
A slushy mess. https://t.co/qMU9MNgwSd
An early look at Friday’s front page… pic.twitter.com/gdq6xBoBzm
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) November 16, 2018
Oops!! the winter weather has started. The GWB is a total lockdown. Expect Heavy traffic. pic.twitter.com/uYP0N067ka
— NYC Scanner (@NYScanner) November 15, 2018
Heading to @MCNNY’s event tonight, I’ve been sitting in traffic in lower Manhattan for almost three hours.
How is it possible that the City is paralyzed by just a couple of inches of (predicted!) snow?? pic.twitter.com/dy4hgsSfJH
— Councilman Deutsch (@ChaimDeutsch) November 16, 2018
Hour 10 begins here on the Deegan. This is the view from my new home pic.twitter.com/4w50pNxzlb
— ba (@saturnineba) November 16, 2018
There’s something so magical about New York City in the snow. #nyc pic.twitter.com/rPzxJ5zUbP
— Clint Henderson (@ClintPHenderson) November 15, 2018
A quietly fuming mob has formed at the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Second and third floors are closed and everyone is being urged to try something else. @wcbs880 pic.twitter.com/Wb5F6wohzr
— Steve Burns (@StvBurns) November 15, 2018
Hey @MTA and @NYPDnews there’s a MTA bus that collided with a parked van due to snow still blocking almost all of 3rd avenue at 42nd street. It’s creating massive traffic in the area pic.twitter.com/bqXD2FhZVP
— Andrew H Gross (@AndrewHGross) November 16, 2018
