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MadHound

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32. I went down there about a year afterwards,

Fri Jul 27, 2012, 02:42 PM

Jul 2012

And while the damage is still to be seen, it is amazing how quickly people are rebuilding and the town coming back to life.

Of course now, like everywhere else around here, it is getting baked in this hot, dry summer. One thing after another.

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Astonishing images of the moment apocalyptic 'derecho' superstorm battered New York [View all] n2doc Jul 2012 OP

Reminds me of the movie Day after Tommorow kimbutgar Jul 2012 #1

My cousin likened it to Ghostbusters. no_hypocrisy Jul 2012 #6

That was my first thought, too. GoCubsGo Jul 2012 #77

You are so right! Rhiannon12866 Jul 2012 #47

My reaction also lunatica Jul 2012 #53

I like that movie, and that's what I though too. Thav Jul 2012 #55

I thought the same thing! xxqqqzme Jul 2012 #59

My first thought, as well. Fridays Child Jul 2012 #79

Every time I read the word "derecho" lapfog_1 Jul 2012 #2

I lived in Chicago for 30 years and I never ever heard the term "derecho", who invented this? xtraxritical Jul 2012 #37

This year is the first I ever heard the term liberal N proud Jul 2012 #39

Here you go. Uncle Joe Jul 2012 #46

I saw a similiar map on the NOAA site. Note how out of date it is! hedgehog Jul 2012 #69

We watched come through downtown Philly on the way to NYC. onehandle Jul 2012 #3

Great photos. nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #4

Ugly, magnificent clouds. nc4bo Jul 2012 #5

Awesome photos! RedStateLiberal Jul 2012 #7

Funny thing is, out here west of the Mississippi we get one of those about every year, MadHound Jul 2012 #8

I know! That is what I was thinking. justabob Jul 2012 #9

Wonderful photographs, MadHound Jul 2012 #12

. justabob Jul 2012 #20

And yet xmas74 Jul 2012 #27

I am sure justabob Jul 2012 #34

I live about two hours from there xmas74 Jul 2012 #44

I went down there about a year afterwards, MadHound Jul 2012 #32

Don't know why they threw in the Empire State Building. UnrepentantLiberal Jul 2012 #21

the media doesn't like to work TeamPooka Jul 2012 #64

Funny thing is, in New York they get a 6" snow fall every year, ieoeja Jul 2012 #10

Really? MadHound Jul 2012 #14

The storm wasn't even that bad in NYC. Chorophyll Jul 2012 #15

Well hell, let's move that media out here to Missouri, MadHound Jul 2012 #17

24-hour cable news has to have something to talk about. Chorophyll Jul 2012 #18

Frankly I think that the 24 hour cable news cycle is a large part of what is wrong in this country MadHound Jul 2012 #24

The idiots in this college town xmas74 Jul 2012 #31

Would that college town be Columbia? MadHound Jul 2012 #33

Nope, xmas74 Jul 2012 #48

I've been down Pine Street before, MadHound Jul 2012 #56

I've stood outside and watched. xmas74 Jul 2012 #58

The whole east coast doesn't have it easy, that's for sure. Chorophyll Jul 2012 #35

Fox is far too chicken. xmas74 Jul 2012 #50

We have a winner! Sherman A1 Jul 2012 #62

This is the first time I've ever heard that name xmas74 Jul 2012 #29

LOL MuseRider Jul 2012 #52

Same here. meaculpa2011 Jul 2012 #23

I'm 60 miles north very high winds black than night intermittent power outages... Historic NY Jul 2012 #40

You guys must have got the brunt of it. Chorophyll Jul 2012 #57

You think it might have something to do with population density? bluedigger Jul 2012 #22

Let's see, two people killed, perhaps a few dozen injured MadHound Jul 2012 #25

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You're not going to get one to one payback, ever MadHound Jul 2012 #41

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So if you got more than that sixty cents you are saying Jersey wouldn't smell as bad? snooper2 Jul 2012 #42

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not really a smell but lots of traces of cocaine snooper2 Jul 2012 #71

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What industry are you in? Could you make it a rental and move to Texas? snooper2 Jul 2012 #75

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We must be sharing a brain today. xmas74 Jul 2012 #26

I live in S. Calif. and if there's even the slightest possibility of rain it's big news and reported xtraxritical Jul 2012 #43

You and Texas, MadHound Jul 2012 #51

I'm 51, and have never ever, EVER seen a summer as bad as this hatrack Jul 2012 #78

Well, put the East Coast in the same category as Atlanta getting 2" of snow. hedgehog Jul 2012 #70

Beautiful and scary. HappyMe Jul 2012 #11

Mother nature sometimes reminds us who's really in charge rather dramatically. Tierra_y_Libertad Jul 2012 #13

Wow! malaise Jul 2012 #16

Amazing photos. The last one is gorgeous. nt Chorophyll Jul 2012 #19

Please. Don't belittle these storms. We DON'T want people out in them. aquart Jul 2012 #28

Do you think there aren't trees in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas or Missouri? Really? Old & big trees? Hestia Jul 2012 #45

Not with 8 million people around them, no. aquart Jul 2012 #61

those pictures are breathtaking. barbtries Jul 2012 #30

We were outside when it came through northwest Ohio... AngryOldDem Jul 2012 #38

K&R! Incredible photos! Rhiannon12866 Jul 2012 #49

Last evening in the Philly suburbs we had clouds that looked like that. drm604 Jul 2012 #54

Looks just like a stormy spring day in Oklahoma. n/t Tess49 Jul 2012 #60

My son is in Horseheads New York(which is near Elmira). mmonk Jul 2012 #63

That looks like a typical summer thunderstorm here in Kansas LonePirate Jul 2012 #65

God is coming LiberalEsto Jul 2012 #66

Wow! The first photo looks like another planet is Rex Jul 2012 #72

It's not nice to F**K with Mother Nature cbrer Jul 2012 #74

Incredible! Odin2005 Jul 2012 #76

The Carpathian Returns harun Jul 2012 #80