The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy continues to linger in New Jersey, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by the area years after the storm. What was once deemed the "storm of the century" now seems like a premature label, especially given the unpredictable nature of future storms. Each event reshapes our understanding of weather phenomena and their impact on communities.

This reflection suggests that extreme weather events are becoming more common and that our perception of them is evolving. The description of the storm as a "teenager with an anger-management problem" portrays the volatility and potential for significant weather events to disrupt lives, indicating that we must be vigilant and aware of the lasting consequences and future risks of climate change.