US: Subway Sparks Fly on Icy Tracks During NYC Blizzard

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US: Subway Sparks Fly on Icy Tracks During NYC Blizzard

A powerful blizzard hit the New York City area on Tuesday, February 24, leading to suspended or curtailed subway service in many areas. Footage from the Chauncey Street station captured sparks flying from the tracks as a train moved through the snowy and icy conditions.

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  • ILEA005072114
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  • 2026/2/28 10:18:53
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  • @LinkofSunshine via Spectee
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  • @LinkofSunshine via Spectee
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  • 1920 × 1080 pixel
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  • Video Location: Chauncey Street station in Brooklyn, 2026 at 21:00h, US Video Recording Date/Time: February 22, New York

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