City tells CB8:

Don’t worry about new flood zones on the block

By MICHAEL HINMAN

Posted 12/3/20

Usually when New York City talks about hurricanes, it’s usually preceded by “remnants of” or “formerly a.” But not Hurricane Sandy. It arrived in late October 2012 as a Category 1 hurricane — just a step above what is typically a less destructive tropical storm.

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