Superstorm Sandy — 3 years later
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Strengthening from a tropical depression to a tropical storm in less six hours, Sandy began its journey from Jamaica on Oct. 24 up the East Coast. It wavered between Category 1 and 2 hurricane until becoming a superstorm with a 32-foot foot storm surge that inundated New Jersey and New York. View the gallery
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