10 years later: Looking back at the immediate destruction, carnage left behind in Superstorm Sandy's wake
Ten years later -- News 12 Meteorologist James Gregorio takes a look back at that morning to see the destruction and carnage left behind in Superstorm Sandy's wake.
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Oct 28, 2022, 9:33 AM
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Updated 1,021 days ago
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