Foreign Eye in the Storm
Synopsis
A 90 mile per hour hurricane struck the Jersey Shore in late October 2012, causing widespread flooding and leaving many residents without power.
Synopsis
Angelique Papadelias, a resident of Soho in New York City, describes the eerie silence outside her apartment as Hurricane Sandy approaches in October 2012. The storm brings 90-mile-per-hour winds, leaving the streets deserted and residents trapped indoors. "Foreign Eye in the Storm" captures the chaos and destruction that follow, detailing the experiences of those affected, including the challenges of recovery. The documentary features personal accounts and reflections on loss, as communities grapple with the aftermath of the disaster.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how Hurricane Sandy transformed New York City.
- Meet Angelique Papadelias as she shares her storm experience.
- Find out what it was like to be trapped during the hurricane.
Did You Know
- Hurricane Sandy was described as a once in a generation storm.
- Angelique Papadelias reported 90 mile per hour winds during the hurricane.
- New York City streets were described as a ghost town during the storm.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the wind speed of Hurricane Sandy?
Hurricane Sandy had wind speeds of 90 miles per hour.
Where is Angelique Papadelias located during Hurricane Sandy?
Angelique Papadelias is located in Soho, Little Italy, New York City, near the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center.
What was the condition of the streets in New York City during Hurricane Sandy?
The streets were described as a ghost town, with police cars and a few people taking photos, but mostly abandoned.
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