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Man's voice: …huge storm surge. Oh, my gosh. MARTY INGRAM (Breezy Point Volunteer Fire Department): And the water never stopped coming. ARIEL FAHY (Breezy Point Resident): It came down and it just washed everything away.

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JEFF WEBER: Hurricanes are systems that are born in the tropics, and they need to have 2. Celsius, approximately 8. Fahrenheit, water to get the systems going. They actually act as a heat engine. They take the warm water, and it rises up as water vapor.

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And by about Thursday or Friday, the American model started to agree more with the European models. And we became quite confident that Sandy would make the left turn and come into the mid- Atlantic region. NARRATOR: Now, all the models are converging, forecasting that Sandy will swing sharply around from its northeast track and crash into New York and New Jersey and much of the east coast.

Parts of the coastlines of New York and New Jersey are only a few feet above sea level. Strong winds could push the ocean right onto the land, causing extensive flooding. ADAM SOBEL: And it was quite clear that there was a possibility of a very high storm surge, and that it could be a catastrophic event.

NARRATOR: The city's emergency services, police, fire and hospitals, begin to prepare for the worst. SALVATORE CASSANO (New York City Fire Commissioner): We started on the Thursday before the storm hit. People were checking their equipment, checking their pumps, making sure our boats were in order, all the prep you would do for a storm. NARRATOR: But despite all the warnings, there remain plenty of doubters. MICHAEL CLARKE (Staten Island Resident): We thought they were just amping it more than what it was, to cover themselves, basically. LINDA CLARKE (Staten Island Resident): We said, "Oh, yeah, here comes another storm."NARRATOR: Sandy heads north out of the Caribbean, leaving more than 7.