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- Hurricane Sandy - Wikipedia
Sandy developed from a tropical wave in the western Caribbean Sea on October 22, quickly strengthened, and was upgraded to Tropical Storm Sandy six hours later
- Superstorm Sandy | Year, Path, Deaths, Category, Damage | Britannica
Superstorm Sandy was a massive storm that brought significant wind and flooding damage to the Caribbean and the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern U S in late October 2012 Flash flooding and coastal surges killed 147 people It was among the most costly natural disasters in U S history
- Hurricane Sandy Fast Facts - CNN
Read CNN’s Fast Facts on Hurricane Sandy As a hurricane and post-tropical cyclone, Sandy was responsible for 147 deaths in the United States and 69 more in Canada and the Caribbean
- Sandy - National Weather Service
Sandy’s primary impact to the NWS Miami service was the large surf which resulted in significant beach erosion along with some coastal flooding (Figure 5) The wind trajectory around Sandy produced an optimal fetch which lead to the development of a large, long period NE swell which affected the waters off of the Southeast Florida coast
- About Hurricane Sandy Recovery - U. S. Department of the Interior
At the peak, over 1,500 Interior employees from 47 states supported response and recovery missions for Hurricane Sandy Nearly 70 national parks and dozens of wildlife refuges sustained damage from the storm
- Hurricane Sandy facts and information | National Geographic
An unusual combination of hurricane conditions and cold fronts made Sandy particularly potent In the nine days that Sandy raged, it killed 70 people in the Caribbean and almost 150 people in
- Hurricane Sandy May Be Over, But Your Heart Still Remembers—Here’s What . . .
When Hurricane Sandy barreled into the northeastern United States in October 2012, its destruction was immediate and visible Homes were swallowed by water, power lines snapped, and entire neighborhoods disappeared beneath surging tides
- What happened during Sandy and why? - SIRR - NYC. gov
Sandy arrived during a full moon (when the sun, Earth, and moon were aligned causing a so-called "Spring Tide") The precise hour at which Sandy's surge arrived and the region's normal tidal cycle exacerbated the storm's impact on certain areas
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