2003 President's Day Blizzard NYC (1080P UPSCALE)
The 2003 President's Day Blizzard in New York City was at the time, one of the worst blizzards I had documented. We had continuous
snow for almost 2 days straight, and it still ranks as the 7th biggest snowstorm in New York City history, with 19.8 inches of snow
recorded at Central Park. The original footage was shot in standard definition (4:3) and has been upscaled to 1080p high definition
using Topaz AI.
0:00- Intro/Commentary
1:03- 'The Storm Begins' Queens NY February 16th, 2003
1:31- 'Storm Ramps Up' Early Morning Hours February 17th, Queens NY
4:53- Snow Falling Onto Underground Subway Tracks, 63rd Drive Queens NY
5:12- Grand Army Plaza/5th Avenue, Manhattan
9:48- 'FULL ON BLIZZARD CONDITIONS' Grand Army Plaza/5th Avenue, Manhattan
12:32- Blizzard Scenes From St Patrick's Cathedral/5th Avenue, Manhattan
13:30- People Climbing On Huge Snow Mounds On 5th Avenue, Manhattan
15:07- Tractors Clearing Snow From Rockefeller Plaza, Manhattan
17:13- Heavy Snow & Blizard Conditions on 6th Avenue & West 49th Street, Manhattan
18:20- Helping Push A Car Out Of Deep Snow, Queens NY
20:14- Dusk/Night Scenes, Very Deep Snow, People/Traffic Out And About, Queens NY
22:27- 'The Day After' Snow Still Continues To Fall! Queens/Manhattan NY
©2003/2024 Scott McPartland
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