Life in and around Hell’s Kitchen, NYC
Maybe “blizzard” is overdoing it, but still…cold…
With the Polar Vortex II™ here, we haven’t got a whole lot to cover today, so we’ll leave you with this cold look outside:
Any time there’s snow I can’t help but go check out DeWitt Clinton Park. The huge field is usually relatively untouched and the floodlights let you actually try to enjoy it into the night.
People even felt it was the perfect weather for a game of football.
It’s one way to keep warm…
If you’re anything like me you might have wondered what the plan for the Citibikes are when it snows and buries the docks. Obviously having a snowplow take out an entire row of bikes isn’t ideal…and looks like they’ve found a solution:
Ah, nothing to worry about now.
Rather than have any “news” or “reporting”, we’ve just got a mountain of photos of WINTER STORM HERCULES™ from throughout the day (wasn’t it just lovely). Here we go…
Such a nice day.
The Winter Storm Hercules™ should be hitting us any moment now… Better get your shovels snow-plowing golf carts ready.
Steam clouds rising all over the place, and with tomorrow’s forecast promising another 3 – 4 inches of snowfall throughout the day, we should be in for even more fun winter shots.
Turns out nobody rides Citibikes when it’s snowing. Big surprise there.
You have to feel a bit of sympathy for the bicycle delivery guys out today though:
Tomorrow’s forecast has us in for decent snow all day. Should be fun. This guy outside Lansdowne Road is ready for it:
The snow earlier this week was just preparing us for this morning’s snow. At DeWitt Clinton Park today:
The first decent snow of the season is here!
Instagram feeds flooding with snow pictures in 3…
You might not have noticed, but it’s getting a bit cold lately. Unsurprisingly, park attendance is suffering:
Middle of the day…clear blue skies…empty.
The Worldwide Plaza tower fading away in the clouds:
It was a pretty bad start to the day, but out of nowhere it got much better:
After great weather for the last few days, back to the rain:
