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Hurricane Sandy Superstorm Resources

Trying to keep up with Hurricane Sandy? Below are a variety of resources which may help. Storm Tracking Google Super Storm Sandy Map Google Super Storm Sandy Maps: NYC Close-up ESRI’s Hurricane Information Map Weather.com Hurricane Tracker Local TV Live Stream Boston: CBS NYC: NBC Philadelphia: CBS Washington DC: Fox Washington DC: NBC Radio A […]

Gary Price on October 29, 2012 at 1:37 pm

Trying to keep up with Hurricane Sandy? Below are a variety of resources which may help.

Storm Tracking

Local TV Live Stream

Radio

A brief post with details about how to listen live to audio streams of first responders from throughout the affected region
Listen to live audio streams from all-news stations in Boston, DC, Philadelphia, and New York City.
NOAA All Hazards Weather Radio (Additional Audio Including Podcasts)

Live Blogs

Imagery

Searchable database from the NOAA Satellite
FEMA will add photos of damage and other storm activities to their searchable photo library.

Emergency News

A list with Twitter streams from emergency management offices from many states and DC.
Flooding will likely be an issue. NOAA provides real-time feeds of streamflow on rivers around the country. Here’s a direct link to info for the Northeast.
Twitter’s Sandy resources page

Also see Tracking Hurricane Sandy Through Twitter, our guide to using Twitter for monitoring news and Google Has Launched A Hurricane Sandy Crisis Map, for more about Google’s special Hurricane Sandy maps mentioned above.

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About The Author

Gary Price

Gary Price is a librarian, author, and an online information analyst based in suburban Washington, DC. He is the co-founder and co-editor of INFOdocket and FullTextReports.com and prior to that was founder/editor of ResourceShelf and DocuTicker for 10 years. He has worked for Blekko, Ask.com, and at Search Engine Watch where he was news editor. In 2001, Price was the co-author (with Chris Sherman) of the best-selling book The Invisible Web.