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The snow that's been floating around outside all day long sure is pretty, but if you had to work today it's sure to make your commute home slightly less enjoyable. Here's a look back at some old images of New York City snowstorms, which might make you feel a little bit better about the subway ride home.
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I'm loving pic #6. I wonder which street it is and how tall those trees have gotten.
The blizzard of '60 looks like kind that no one, not even Jake Gyllenhaal running down a hallway could escape from. Reminds me of what a real Nor'easter is like.
there have been some great nor'easters in recent years:
1996, 2003, 2006.
Are we sure of the date on the last picture (#7)?
lol
I was thinking the same thing about picture six. It was all the trees that caught my attention. We should be getting back to having tree lined streets.
How come there were no Nor'easters prior to 1996?
Weren't they just called 'winter storms'then?
Are we falling for the weatherman's hype?
Ah, the Blizzard of 1888. I remember it so well: the traction companies couldn't get the horsecars out in time to reach the sailcloth shops at Coenties Point so I trudged through the wicked drifts and found my solace at a saloon next to the Western Union Bldg. on Lower Broadway.