අයිරින්_චණ්ඩමාරුතය (HURRICANE IRENE- New York)
ස්වභාවික විපතක් ලෝකයේ ඕනෑම රටක සිදුවිය හැකිය....
එය ලෝකයේ දියුණුම රටක් හෝ නොදියුණු රටක් කියා වෙනසක් නැත...
පහතින් තිබෙන පින්තුරු ටික බලන්න.....
ඇමරිකාවට හමාගිය දරුණු කුණාටුව. ( අයිරින් චණ්ඩමාරුතය )
HURRICANE IRENE- New York
Destruction: Route 12 on Hatteras Island, North Carolina today after Irene swept through the area, cutting the roadway in five locations
Rescue: A person searches for anyone who may be occupying the building as raging flood waters from Tropical Storm Irene cross Route 100, closing the main road to traffic in Waitsfield, Vermont
Water levels: A deer is seen in floodwaters in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene in Lincoln Park, New Jersey. Rivers and creeks surged toward potentially record levels late on Sunday as Irene charged to the north and left behind a mess
Flooded roads: A man walks on top of a wall next to a flooded highway in New Brunswick, New Jersey, as heavy rains left by Hurricane Irene are causing inland flooding of rivers and streams
Flooding: A security guard hangs on the door of governor Andrew Cuomo's SUV in the middle of a flooded street in Margaretville, New York on Sunday
Underwater: Downtown New Brunswick, New Jersey, can be see near the overflowing Raritan River on Sunday as heavy rains left by Hurricane Irene are causing inland flooding of rivers and streams
Submerged: Andre Kozlov, 38, walks through his flooded basement after the pass of Hurricane Irene at Hoboken in New Jersey
Return: Resident Norm Stump watches his son Hunter take a paddle boat to help residents return to investigate their homes on a flooded street in Southampton, New York
River deep: Residents use kayaks to navigate a flooded street in Southampton, New York
Toppled: A Fairfield Beach Road home is submerged in Pine Creek in Fairfield, Connecticut as treacherous weather caused by Tropical Storm Irene came through the area on Sunday
Roaring: Mel Martin joins a crowd watching the raging Whetstone Brook surge over the falls in downtown Brattleboro, Vermont
Raging: Derrick Arbuckle watches from the top of a parking garage as the Whetstone Brook floods downtown Brattleboro, Vermont
Securing: Rich Machnicz throws a rope to his son Shawn as they try to secure a floating dock on the Housatonic River behind their home in the Maples neigborhood of Shelton, Connecticut
Making the best of it: A man kayaks down West Broadway in Manhattan as flood waters ripple through Manhattan's trendy SoHo neighbourhood
Clean up: Mona Goodman, Long Beach City Council Vice President, cleans up flood waters at her home after Hurricane Irene swept through
What hurricane? Revellers enjoy the downpour in Manhattan last night
What's news? A man canoes to try get a newspaper in Soho on West Broadway in lower Manhattan
Party time: Hockey players from Vancouver, British Columbia, play an impromptu hockey game at Times Square
Resourceful: These two joggers in Central Park, New York, use a fallen tree to stretch before their work out
Just having a chat: Locals shoot the breeze while ankle deep in flood water in New York City
Rescued: Ross O'Country is evacuated on to a fire department boat after his home was flooded in Elmsford, New York
Earlier: Flooding hits lower Manhattan as the eye of Irene bears down on New York
Work to do: Downed power lines stretch across Metro North Train tracks in Valhalla, New York, today
Unhinged: The hurricane force winds of Irene rip the siding off of homes on Nags Head, North Carolina
Cut off: Damaged power lines burn in Nags Head on Saturday as Hurricane Irene hits the northern Outer Banks of North Carolina
From above: A NASA Goddard Space Flight Center handout photo taken aboard the International Space Station shows an image of Hurricane Irene off the U.S. East Coast
Square in New York City on Sunday morning
Nowhere to go: Jarod Wilton looks at the flood waters rising to his doorstep, in Alliance, North Carolina
Shambles: Denise Robinson and Rich Brown, clear out belongings from her severely storm-damaged beach home in the Sandbridge area of Virginia Beach
කොමෙන්ටුවක් දාගෙන යන්න අමතක කරන්න එපා...
ස්වභාවික විපතක් ලෝකයේ ඕනෑම රටක සිදුවිය හැකිය....
එය ලෝකයේ දියුණුම රටක් හෝ නොදියුණු රටක් කියා වෙනසක් නැත...පහතින් තිබෙන පින්තුරු ටික බලන්න.....
ඇමරිකාවට හමාගිය දරුණු කුණාටුව. ( අයිරින් චණ්ඩමාරුතය )
HURRICANE IRENE- New York
Destruction: Route 12 on Hatteras Island, North Carolina today after Irene swept through the area, cutting the roadway in five locations
Rescue: A person searches for anyone who may be occupying the building as raging flood waters from Tropical Storm Irene cross Route 100, closing the main road to traffic in Waitsfield, Vermont
Water levels: A deer is seen in floodwaters in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene in Lincoln Park, New Jersey. Rivers and creeks surged toward potentially record levels late on Sunday as Irene charged to the north and left behind a mess
Flooded roads: A man walks on top of a wall next to a flooded highway in New Brunswick, New Jersey, as heavy rains left by Hurricane Irene are causing inland flooding of rivers and streams
Flooding: A security guard hangs on the door of governor Andrew Cuomo's SUV in the middle of a flooded street in Margaretville, New York on Sunday
Underwater: Downtown New Brunswick, New Jersey, can be see near the overflowing Raritan River on Sunday as heavy rains left by Hurricane Irene are causing inland flooding of rivers and streams
Submerged: Andre Kozlov, 38, walks through his flooded basement after the pass of Hurricane Irene at Hoboken in New Jersey
Return: Resident Norm Stump watches his son Hunter take a paddle boat to help residents return to investigate their homes on a flooded street in Southampton, New York
River deep: Residents use kayaks to navigate a flooded street in Southampton, New York
Toppled: A Fairfield Beach Road home is submerged in Pine Creek in Fairfield, Connecticut as treacherous weather caused by Tropical Storm Irene came through the area on Sunday
Roaring: Mel Martin joins a crowd watching the raging Whetstone Brook surge over the falls in downtown Brattleboro, Vermont
Raging: Derrick Arbuckle watches from the top of a parking garage as the Whetstone Brook floods downtown Brattleboro, Vermont
Securing: Rich Machnicz throws a rope to his son Shawn as they try to secure a floating dock on the Housatonic River behind their home in the Maples neigborhood of Shelton, Connecticut
Making the best of it: A man kayaks down West Broadway in Manhattan as flood waters ripple through Manhattan's trendy SoHo neighbourhood
Clean up: Mona Goodman, Long Beach City Council Vice President, cleans up flood waters at her home after Hurricane Irene swept through
What hurricane? Revellers enjoy the downpour in Manhattan last night
What's news? A man canoes to try get a newspaper in Soho on West Broadway in lower Manhattan
Party time: Hockey players from Vancouver, British Columbia, play an impromptu hockey game at Times Square
Resourceful: These two joggers in Central Park, New York, use a fallen tree to stretch before their work out
Just having a chat: Locals shoot the breeze while ankle deep in flood water in New York City
Rescued: Ross O'Country is evacuated on to a fire department boat after his home was flooded in Elmsford, New York
Earlier: Flooding hits lower Manhattan as the eye of Irene bears down on New York
Work to do: Downed power lines stretch across Metro North Train tracks in Valhalla, New York, today
Unhinged: The hurricane force winds of Irene rip the siding off of homes on Nags Head, North Carolina
Cut off: Damaged power lines burn in Nags Head on Saturday as Hurricane Irene hits the northern Outer Banks of North Carolina
From above: A NASA Goddard Space Flight Center handout photo taken aboard the International Space Station shows an image of Hurricane Irene off the U.S. East Coast
Square in New York City on Sunday morning
Nowhere to go: Jarod Wilton looks at the flood waters rising to his doorstep, in Alliance, North Carolina
Shambles: Denise Robinson and Rich Brown, clear out belongings from her severely storm-damaged beach home in the Sandbridge area of Virginia Beach
කොමෙන්ටුවක් දාගෙන යන්න අමතක කරන්න එපා...
