TONIGHT AT 7- CBS New York brings you an Original Documentary- 'SANDY'. Watch on CBS2 or wherever you are on CBS News New York streaming on the free CBS News App and PlutoTV. Sandy superstorm
Ten years after Sandy, some of the impacted communities have been entirely rebuilt , while others remain ill-prepared and under-protected. There may not be another Sandy, in which so many factors - a full moon, the timing of high tide, an irregular jet stream, and a mix of storm types - mixed together to devastating effect.
"The sea level rise in the New York Harbor is going to be measured in feet or yards. Not in inches," said New York City Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Rohit Aggarwala."Our city has to fundamentally think about how it changes over the next 10, 20, 30, 100 years." In Staten Island, entire chunks of the beach have been"returned to nature," and look nothing like the neighborhoods that existed in 2012.
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