Residents walk past burned houses in Breezy Point, a neighborhood located in the New York City borough of Queens, after it was devastated by Hurricane Sandy. (Adrees Latif/Reuters)
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HURRICANE SANDY's Aerial View of its DESTRUCTION!!
- Thread starter Dragon8899
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This is just one part of the affected area....slowly they're getting all the details in.
Doomsday coming soon ? 
Please dont make me panic brother, I've got a weak heart.
NY is so far north, no one really expect the storm to hit with such force, normally it will form near the equator and even if it move north, it will usually downgrade to just a normal rain storm as it is starve off the "Fuel" needed which is a warm ocean.
With global warming, Sandy can pick up speed again as it move north due to higher then usual ocean temp, NY and NJ area now have to expect such lethal storm as a norm, unless we reverse Global Warming which some scientist think we already pass the point of no return.
With global warming, Sandy can pick up speed again as it move north due to higher then usual ocean temp, NY and NJ area now have to expect such lethal storm as a norm, unless we reverse Global Warming which some scientist think we already pass the point of no return.
SG is very safe from natural risk like hurricane/earthquake/valcano.
Max win speed will be not more than 150km/hr or earthquake scale less than 5.0 .
So naturally very safe. Only flash flood maybe max 1m.
Ya brother our location is quite sheltered from this type of disasters so we are quite lucky. But the world and the climate becoming a bit funny so its also very hard to predict what can happen nowadays.
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