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'''Hurricane Sandy''', nicknamed the "Frankenstorm" due to its proximity to [[Halloween]] and its ugliness, was predicted to arrive "somewhere along the East Coast late Sunday into early Monday, is anticipated to affect 50-60 million people along the East Coast."<ref>http://levittown.patch.com/articles/governor-tom-corbett-declares-a-state-of-emergency#photo-11923234</ref>
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'''Hurricane Sandy''' was predicted (in late October 2012) to arrive "somewhere along the East Coast late Sunday into early Monday, is anticipated to affect 50-60 million people along the East Coast."<ref>http://levittown.patch.com/articles/governor-tom-corbett-declares-a-state-of-emergency#photo-11923234</ref>
  
 
The Governor of Pennsylvania declared a State of Emergency Saturday night.  Other emergencies have been declared in Maryland, New York, Virginia and Washington D.C., with widespread power outages expected.
 
The Governor of Pennsylvania declared a State of Emergency Saturday night.  Other emergencies have been declared in Maryland, New York, Virginia and Washington D.C., with widespread power outages expected.
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==Nickname==
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It was dubbed the "Frankenstorm" (a reference to the [[Halloween]] monster) after weather forecasters said that a cold front and a jetstream would turn the hurricane into a monster storm.
  
 
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Revision as of 14:33, October 29, 2012

Hurricane Sandy was predicted (in late October 2012) to arrive "somewhere along the East Coast late Sunday into early Monday, is anticipated to affect 50-60 million people along the East Coast."[1]

The Governor of Pennsylvania declared a State of Emergency Saturday night. Other emergencies have been declared in Maryland, New York, Virginia and Washington D.C., with widespread power outages expected.

Nickname

It was dubbed the "Frankenstorm" (a reference to the Halloween monster) after weather forecasters said that a cold front and a jetstream would turn the hurricane into a monster storm.

References