Never Forget trends as footage of World Trade Center filmed day before 9/11 attacks

19 years ago just after midnight on September 11, 2001. At the end of our broadcast that night, our cameras streamed a live look at the World Trade Center, as Meteorologist Sam Champion forecasted the next day to be “sunny and pleasant.” #NeverForget https://t.co/lUhHveAWNF pic.twitter.com/cjvYmVetok

— Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) September 11, 2020

I was in AZ sleeping (time diff), when the phn rang and rang and rang.. my parents udder terror in their voice asking if we are okay. I turned on the TV after they told me what was going on. We w on the phn together, &watched in horror as the 2nd plane hit. Shortly after the line

— BellaTrix07 (@uwish07) September 11, 2020

This is an image I will never forget. Those who lost their lives the very next morning were spending their last night with loved ones. They were getting their last evening rest. 9-11 changed the way we lived our lives. May we never forget.

— Jorge (@hip_hip_jorge) September 11, 2020

It was the most perfect early morning. Skies were clear. I still remember the people on the train into NYC, and seeing only cars in the train parking lots when finally getting home at night. I wondered how many would not come home. Worst day ever.

— Suzanne Newman (@fix__medicaid) September 11, 2020

…and the weather in NYC on September 11, 2001 was exactly as predicted – sunny and pleasant. I remember feeling that irony as the World Trade center burned. Most of us in the city were braced for the attack to continue…what a terrible terrible day that was…

— TheArtStudio (@TheArtStudio6) September 11, 2020

19 years ago just after midnight on September 11, 2001. At the end of our broadcast that night, our cameras streamed a live look at the World Trade Center, as Meteorologist Sam Champion forecasted the next day to be “sunny and pleasant.” #NeverForget https://t.co/lUhHveAWNF pic.twitter.com/cjvYmVetok

— Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) September 11, 2020