Showing posts with label hurricane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hurricane. Show all posts

Monday, October 29, 2012

Report road and closing conditions in your area

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Collaborative map with road and bridge conditions

GIS genius Don Meltz has created a collaborative map of road conditions in the Hudson Valley and the Catskills. It is amazing.

Catskills Flooding: Donation and relief centers open doc

We were having problems because the spreadsheet was getting high traffic. So here's a form that (hopefully) will solve that problem.
UPDATE: IT DID! check it out.

Stranded people open document

Here's a live form and live spreadsheet that's still going on with your information and questions about people who are still stranded in the region due to Irene.

Monday, August 29, 2011

Flash Flooding in the Catskills from Hurricane Irene

The Weather Channel also did a Storify for the Catskills, and it is impressive as well as horrifying.

Sunday, August 28, 2011

Slideshow: Hurricane Irene impact in the Hudson Valley, Catskills

Here's what was a small sample of your images and videos from the devastation caused by Irene. It is now quite large.

Tree down in front of my house. Thanks Irene!

What do you do when a tree falls in front of your house in the middle of a terrible storm?
YOU DO A PANORAMA!

Saturday, August 27, 2011

Local live cams tracking Hurricane Irene's impact

Click on 'Live Cam' to see the live video feed. If there is no cam, blame Irene

Report your Hurricane Irene-related issues with SeeClickFIx

I made this SeeClickFix widget for easier access to report issues. A reported a tree down in front of my house some hours after I posted this. A neighbor then posted that the power cable was hanging from another tree.
JOY!

Hurricane Irene live reports

UPDATE: The hurricane was not a hurricane by the time it hit us, but it did beat us badly, and the live reports thus continue until this is all over.

Friday, August 26, 2011

Tracking Irene

UPDATE: If you don't see Irene in the live map it is because it is a live map and Irene is gone. That's what happens.

Irene

UPDATE: This map of the current hurricane season also is live. But it will come in handy later, so I'm keeping it here.