Cruise Ship In Bomb Cyclone

The New Years Cruise carrying over 4000 passengers was caught in a violent winter storm on the way back from the Bahamas.

Cruise ship in bomb cyclone. Passengers May Sue Norwegian after Cruise Sails into Bomb Cyclone. By Adam Rosenberg and. So while the ship did continue to operate in treacherous weather it likely was not a conscious decision - unlike Royal Caribbeans Anthem of the Seas infamous 2018 encounter with a bomb cyclone.

2nd cruise ship sails through bomb cyclone. Footage filmed on Thursday showed the Norwegian Dawn waiting at sea. Two cruise ships Norwegian Dawn and Seven Seas Navigator were forced to take shelter in Ipswich bay Massachusetts on Thursday October 17 as a bomb cyclone swept up the East Coast.

The ship was constantly rocking for 3 days. CBS News York writes that they passed another Norwegian ship -- the Gem -- headed in the opposite direction. After celebrating New Years on the NCL Breakaway we soon realized there was a problemDont watch this video if your afraid of the sea.

The passengers aboard the Norwegian ship Cruise Lines Breakaway were caught in the middle of a bomb cyclone They recorded the scary moment on camera. Up to 4000 passengers aboard the cruise ship Norwegian Breakaway were hit by 30-foot high waves Thursday while sailing in the Atlantic Ocean during the winter bomb cyclone Several videos from the ship showed the water in the sea rising to the level of the ships deck. In this post well tell their stories and explain why they are thinking about suing.

CRUISE SHIP CAUGHT IN A BOMB CYCLONE Norwegian Breakaway - YouTube. The Breakaway sailed right into the harsh conditions caused by the bomb cyclone that smashed the Eastern Seaboard from Florida to Maine this week. Predictions about the bomb cyclone which brought record low temperatures to the south and flooding to New England began coming out as early as Dec.

Cruise Ship in BOMB Cyclone. Cruise ship sails through storm 0136. 2 when the cruise ship ran into bad conditions meteorologists at the National Weather Service and private institutes were almost unanimous that it would be a weather event of massive.