Tropical Storm Sandy

Tropical Storm Sandy was a powerful weather system that formed over the Caribbean in October 2012. It intensified into a hurricane and moved northward, causing widespread damage along the U.S. East Coast. Sandy brought heavy rain, strong winds, and storm surges that led to flooding, power outages, and destruction of property. Its size and unusual track contributed to significant impacts, especially in New Jersey and New York. The storm highlighted the importance of preparedness and resilience in facing extreme weather events driven by climate variability.