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By Matthew Schuerman 9/19/05 12:00am

Escape from New York: If We Get Level 3 Storm, A Million Evacuees

A 1995 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers study—now being revised—mapped out a frightening scenario about what would happen if a Category 3 hurricane hit New York:

“Not only could building occupants be endangered, but debris falling onto the streets from high above could create an extreme hazard to pedestrians. As high winds begin to damage Read More

By Matthew Schuerman 9/19/05 12:00am

Escape from New York: If We Get Level 3 Storm, A Million Evacuees

A 1995 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers study—now being revised—mapped out a frightening scenario about what would happen if a Category 3 hurricane hit New York:

“Not only could building occupants be endangered, but debris falling onto the streets from high above could create an extreme hazard to pedestrians. As high winds begin to damage Read More

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