Hurricane Sandy, which struck in late October 2012, affected numerous places across the Caribbean and the eastern United States. Key areas impacted included Jamaica, Cuba, the Bahamas, and a significant portion of the U.S. East Coast, particularly New Jersey and New York. The storm caused extensive damage in these regions, leading to widespread power outages, flooding, and destruction of infrastructure. Overall, Sandy impacted millions of people across multiple states and countries.
Hurricane Sandy lasted 10 days.
It is too early to tell at this point, but many anticipate Hurricane Sandy will be worse.
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It killed 26 people by direct effects, and 39 indirectly.
A conservative estimate would be 10 million people. See the related link listed below for more detailed information:
At least 19 States plus Washington DC will be affected by the 'super storm' created by Hurricane Sandy, or from the convergence of Hurricane Sandy and the Canadian cold front.
The short answer is... millions.
Hurricane Sandy lasted 10 days.
It is too early to tell at this point, but many anticipate Hurricane Sandy will be worse.
Hurricane Sandy killed at least 52 people in Haiti.
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how mant people survived a hurricane
It killed 26 people by direct effects, and 39 indirectly.
it flatend homes schools and carried buldings out to sea and it flooded many places
A conservative estimate would be 10 million people. See the related link listed below for more detailed information:
Not sure easily 20+. I heard that it affected every state east of the Mississippi river if that helps. Potentially even more.
Hurricane Sandy primarily affected the northeastern United States, with significant impact in New Jersey and New York. Cities like New York City, Newark, Hoboken, and Atlantic City experienced severe flooding and damage. Additionally, areas in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, and parts of Pennsylvania were also affected by the storm and its aftermath. The hurricane caused widespread power outages and destruction, leading to a long recovery process in many of these regions.