Map: Reliving Superstorm Sandy, one year later

October 17, 2013 6:00PM ET

Readers share their experiences of weathering the historic storm that battered the East Coast

Topics:
Sandy Anniversary
Community
Weather

One year ago, Superstorm Sandy battered the Eastern seaboard of the United States. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) estimates that the historic hurricane led to 147 direct deaths, damaged or destroyed about 650,000 houses, and left approximately 8.5 million people without power.

With the anniversary of Sandy approaching, we're inviting Al Jazeera America audience to share memories of the experience — moments of shock, fear, companionship, inspiration, resiliency — that remain with us today. We're collecting your photos, videos, and stories from Superstorm Sandy and plotting them below.



  1. Submit your name, location, and experience using the form to the right. You don't need to submit your complete address: an intersection, neighborhood, or town will suffice. Please include your state. Examples:

  • Intersection: Metropolitan and Roebling, NY
  • Neighborhood: Battery Park City, NY
  • Town: Ocean City, NJ

  • Tweet your story or photos from Superstorm Sandy with the hashtag #SandyStories. Your submission should appear on the map shortly.
  • Email your submission to jared.keller [at] aljazeera.net. Please include #SandyStories in the subject line.
  • Thank you for submitting.Your response is being reviewed and will appear on the map below shortly.



    By Jared Keller and Dominica Lim. Video data verified and formatted by Storyful.