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FRANKENSTORM Roundup: Weatherman Loses Shit, Gowanus Shitstorm, Shit Hits Fan At 311


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Ben Yakas

Published Oct 28, 2012

Modified Oct 28, 2012


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NOAA's GOES-13 satellite captured this image of Hurricane Sandy Oct. 28

 

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Ben Yakas

Published Oct 28, 2012

Modified Oct 28, 2012


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In case you've been glued to the terrible Jets game, there's quite a lot going on today because of FRANKENSTORM, the hybrid hurricane/winter storm that is due to hit the city tomorrow. Already, the MTA has announced they're shutting down the subways, buses and rails as of 7 p.m. tonight; Bloomberg ordered a mandatory evacuation of Zone A; and the wine shelves have been decimated at Trader Joe's around the city. Below, check out a roundup of everything else that's been going on:

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