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Ten years since Sandy: what made it a 'superstorm'

by Jason Doris, Storm Team 10

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NASA Terra Satellite view of Hurricane Sandy.
Hurricane Sandy track north through the Caribbean (WJAR)
Hurricane Sandy would gravitate toward the upper-level low pressure sitting over the Carolinas. Sequentially, the upper-level low absorbed Sandy. The two systems phased together, allowing Sandy to strengthen with regard to pressure. (WJAR)
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NASA Terra Satellite view of Hurricane Sandy.
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