Columbia University in early February, the day Hurricane Nemo hit New York.
This was taken in the afternoon, when it looked like things were building up to a huge storm, but in the end, NYC didn't face too many difficulties.
By the time I went out the next morning, the streets had more or less been cleared in Midtown. Here, all the paraphernalia for snow-clearing has been assembled: shovels, salt, and a salt-dispensing machine.
At first I thought the icicles were simply for display.
Workers clean up the snow on the Rockefeller Center ice rink.
The trees looked so pretty, dusted with snow.
Green road salt. I thought it was so pedestrians could see the difference between snow and salt (and it looks rather pretty), but it seems it has a multitude of
more important benefits.
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