Hurricane Sandy seems to have done nothing to the Northern Virginia area.
NOVA woke up on Tuesday to a low number of power outages, barely any flooding, and minimal structure damage. Compared to New York City we really got nothing. It was merely a day-long storm. For NOVA, ‘Frankenstorm’ was all hype. For New York, however, it fulfilled the drama of its daunting nickname.
New York City
Cars in a wading pool at the entrance to a parking garage in New York on Tuesday
Northern Virginia
Northern Virginians resume normal, everyday activities on Tuesday after the storm
According to Dominion Electric, the Northern Virginia region only suffered from about 43,000 power outages. In contrast to New York City’s 750,000 residents left without power, NOVA made out well.
Northern Virginia Power Outages
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