Hurricane Sandy was particularly dangerous because its large field of strong winds meant it would have a very large damage path and could generate am unusually high storm surge. It also took an unprecedented turn to the west, meaning it would directly impact a densely populated area.
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Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy was a newsworthy event because it was an extremely large, dangerous, and destructive storm that showed unprecedented behavior.
Hurricane Sandy made landfall in New Jersey on October 29, 2012.
Hurricane Sandy was widely referred to as Superstorm Sandy. This is partly because at landfall in the U.S. Sandy had lost tropical characteristics and so technically was no longer a hurricane. Sandy was also referred to as "Frankenstorm," but this practice was discontinued as the rather whimsical name downplayed the seriousness of this very dangerous storm.
Hurricane Sandy was a Category 3 hurricane before making landfall. When Sandy made landfall in New Jersey, the intensity was similar to a Category 1.
Yes. Hurricane Sandy made landfall on Sunday, October 29, 2012.
Yes. Sandy is a dangerous storm expected to bring damaging winds, flooding and storm surge, and even blizzard conditions to parts of the eastern U.S.
Hurricane Sandy peaked as a category 3 hurricane just before making landfall in Cuba. When Sandy made landfall in New Jersey, it was a Category 1.
Hurricane Sandy was particularly dangerous because its large field of strong winds meant it would have a very large damage path and could generate am unusually high storm surge. It also took an unprecedented turn to the west, meaning it would directly impact a densely populated area.
Hurricane Sandy first formed on October 22, 2012 and made landfall in the U.s. on October 29.
Hurricane Sandy was named by the National Hurricane Center.