If Twitter is any indication, citizens on the East Coast heeded the warnings about Hurricane Sandy and stocked up on supplies. Shelves are stripped bare!
#AndersonLiveSandy shelves are empty in MD. No water, bread, milk, soup, batteries, tuna, cereal and spaghettios. pic.twitter.com/Qi3MmhfZ
— Joshua Pedersen (@joped211) October 29, 2012
Lots of empty shelves in NYC today… #sandy http://t.co/dK9i3Hh5
— Stacy Kennedy (@nyckennedy) October 29, 2012
#sandy strikes. Grocery shelves empty. http://t.co/Qea3Hac3
— Joy Dubost (@joyofnutrition) October 29, 2012
https://twitter.com/brianbattersby/status/262890260164395008
@jeffrosen>Empty store shelves pre-hurricane #Sandy #Newyork http://t.co/3mxdIJFX via @TwitPic
— andrew dallos (@adallos) October 29, 2012
The only signs of #Sandy in New York: empty grocery store shelves and deserted streets. Weather wise, lovely evening! pic.twitter.com/l9nZAIMp
— Lauren Davidson (@laurendavidson) October 29, 2012
Empty bread shelves at the grocery store. #Sandy pic.twitter.com/kNSyixY2
— Divya Vashisht-Kumar (@divvashi) October 29, 2012
Photo: Empty store shelves in New York before Hurricane Sandy's arrival via @adallos http://t.co/O9szz5NM via @breakingnews
— Jake (@jakebathman) October 29, 2012
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Hurricane Sandy Preparations = Empty Shelves! @ Town of Milton http://t.co/T0Q2Is7d
— Harjit Dhaliwal [MVP] (@Hoorge) October 29, 2012
And, priorities?
24 hour Duane Reade on Wall Street is still open. About 10 to 15 people here, shelves empty. http://t.co/5nq6qEYT #sandy
— Patrick deHahn (@patrickdehahn) October 29, 2012
Hey, it’s better than the people tweeting photos of their Hurricane Sandy drug stockpiles.
Stay safe, all! Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with all in harm’s way.