HURRICANE ida

After Superstorm Sandy struck the northeast U.S. in 2012, an unprecedented effort began to fortify the densely populated coastline against the next big storm. Then, last year, remnants of Hurricane Ida blew in and flash floods killed at least 58 people.

Ten years ago, storm surge from Superstorm Sandy wrecked miles of the Jersey Shore. Rebuilding proved to be a painful experience — and for some, it’s still not over. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson was on the shore the night the storm hit, and explored where things stand today.

The beloved Hank’s Place in Chadds Ford closed due to flooding from Hurricane Ida, but that didn’t stop the owners from building a new Hank’s in Kennett Square. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has more on the new location, and how the owners plan to build back in the future.

Families in Upper Dublin, Pa. took the one year anniversary of a tornado tearing through their community to make new memories for the day instead of dwelling on the events of the past. NBC10’s Leah Uko has more on how this community is healing together.

Families are still working to bounce back after a tornado ripped through Mullica Hill, New Jersey last September, leveling several homes. NBC10’s Cydney Long shows us the lasting impact of the natural disaster, even a year later.

Tornadoes from the remnants of Hurricane Ida struck suburbs around Philadelphia, leaving devastation in their wake. NBC10’s Deanna Durante takes us to those communities one year later.

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal takes a look at how people in a part of Ambler in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, continue to recover and rebuild after a twister struck as the remnants of Ida roared through the Philadelphia region.

Thursday marks one year since an EF-3 tornado wiped out homes in parts of Gloucester County, New Jersey. NBC10’s Cydney Long shows us the recovery efforts.

The owner of seven Louisiana nursing homes who sent more than 800 of his elderly residents to a crowded, ill-equipped warehouse to ride out Hurricane Ida last year was arrested Wednesday on fraud and cruelty charges arising from the squalid conditions. Bob Glynn Dean Jr., 68, had already lost state licenses and federal funding for crowding his residents into a…

Nine months to the day since Ida’s rains struck New Jersey — leaving 30 people dead in the state, turning roads into waterways, flooding basements and leaving a path of destruction — some residents are still waiting to receive aid, and still living with the awful smell of sewage

NBC10 reporter Leah Uko talked with neighbors in the Philly suburbs who are still out of their homes damaged eight months ago by Hurricane Ida.

The name “Ida” will be retired from Atlantic Hurricane names. Last year, Ida ripped across the country, killing 55 people from Louisiana to New England.

Several of the more than 60 families left homeless by Hurricane Ida’s remnants in Norristown, Montgomery County, this year got a special treat Wednesday night at Elwood Park Zoo. NBC10 reporter Steven Fisher has the details.

Three months after remnants of Hurricane Ida slammed the region with tornadoes, flooding and extensive damage, many homeowners in our area continue to struggle to rebuild. NBC10’s Deanna Durante shows us their continued road to recovery.

A carnival in Montgomery County is raising money for victims of a tornado and hurricane that damaged homes last month. NBC10 reporter Aaron Baskerville talked to neighbors.

A Louisiana task force is working to gather vaults and caskets disrupted from their burial sites by Hurricane Ida and rebury them.

It has been six weeks since Hurricane Ida’s remnants ripped through parts of the region. Some homes were leveled after heavy winds, others were hit with heavy flooding. FEMA has been helping those impacted who are still living in hotels or staying with friends and family. NBC10’s Denna Durante reports.

The remains found in an alligator’s stomach have been positively identified as those of a man who was attacked and killed in Hurricane Ida floodwaters.

New Jersey’s top environmental regulator said this week the state’s floodplain property buyback program “definitely needs expansion” as part of the state’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change

A family continues to recover after flooding from remnants of Hurricane Ida destroyed their apartment in Venice Island. They spoke with NBC10’s Danny Freeman.