Storm Surge

Gov. Chris Christie Holds News Conference Oct. 28, 2012 (credit: CBS 2)

Gov. Christie Warns Against Complacency As Residents Still Cleaning Up From Irene Brace For Damage

While the exact track of the Category One storm is still unclear, “it’s going to make landfall in New Jersey, that’s clear,” Christie told reporters Sunday afternoon.

2012/10/28

Brooklyn Residents Stock Up On Essentials Before Sandy Hits

All across the region, supermarkets, convenience stores and home fix-it stores have been selling out of some products.

2012/10/28

Sandy Expected To Make Landfall Late Monday Night

After briefly having weakened to a tropical storm, Sandy was back to Category 1 hurricane status Saturday morning as it prepared to strike the Northeast as the infamous Frankenstorm.

CBS New York–2012/10/27

Truck building temporary sand mounds on the beach in Sea Girt, N.J. (credit: CBS 2)

Jersey Shore Towns Brace For Impact From Hurricane Sandy

CBS 2 is forecasting that Sandy will dump five or more inches of rain, which would mean both river flooding and urban flooding are likely, Murdock reported.

2012/10/25