Hurricane Irene is shutting down Apple stores in New York, in contrast to the 24/7, 365-day a year store hours listed on the site Apple has issued a warning that the stores will be closed. The Fifth Avenue, Upper West Side, West 14th, Soho stores are all bracing for the storm and will be open again on Monday.
The official message: “Due to weather conditions, we will be closed beginning Saturday, August 27. We look forward to reopening Monday.”
The desperate may want to consider a trek to the Garden State, as of this the writing the Parmus, New Jersey store is still scheduled to be open over the weekend.
We’ll keep you posted.
Nicole Martinelli is a San Francisco freelance writer who heads up Cult of Mac Magazine, our weekly publication available on iTunes. You can find her on Twitter and Google+. If you’re doing something new, cool and Apple-related, email her.
9 responses to “Hurricane Irene Shutters New York Apple Stores”
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If you’re really desperate, I’d recommend Danbury or Westfarms in CT. If the weather is bad enough to close NYC, Paramus will be worse. Danbury’s about 40 miles away, but can be susceptible to power outages. Westfarms (suburban Hartford) is 50 miles inland and can probably ride out a Cat-1 storm, and easily a tropical storm. If you’re still worried, you can go to Holyoke MA, about 30 miles north of there (but that’s where they had tornadoes a few months back!)
Also, if you are that desperate, take a closer look at your lifestyle.
Praying. Doing nothing while thinking you’re actually doing something. That’ll surely work.
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