美国一游轮遭遇强风暴侵袭 6100人死里逃生(组图)

　　Furniture toppled and broke as the ship was tossed around by giant ocean waves from the nor'easter, which began around 3pm yesterday

　　Today passengers tried to relax and prepare for their trip to Florida and the Bahamas, but were told the ship was being turned around

　　Today crews are sweeping up debris left over from the storm, which have included shards of broken glass from the banisters

　　Shattered glass and (what appears to be) a broken tower greeted passengers when they woke this morning and were able to go outside

　　Piles of broken furniture have been stack on the deck as passengers see external damages for the first time since the terrifying storm

　　Stu Ostro, a self-proclaimed 'weather nerd', tweeted this image out to prove the nor'easter was predicted days before the ship left harbor

　　The captain decided rather than try to weather another storm system brewing in the south, the best course was to turn the ship around

　　No shopping today: Furniture and loose drawers were pictured strewn across stores on board, including this jewelry shop, although the glass cabinets remained intact

　　Towels appear to line the floor in order to keep the water out. The ship shut down service and asked passengers to stay in their rooms for more than ten hours to assure no one was injured during the storm