Breezy Point residents never imagined the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy would be as bad as it is. In fact, most residents didn't even expect half the damage that they are no experiencing. As flood waters receded in the New York borough, residentsThe Breezy Point fire in Queens last night as Sandy raged and floods proliferated has destroyed somewhere between 80 and 100 homes in the quiet enclave, as.Dozens of families returned to the tight-knit community of Breezy Point on the western edge of the Rockaway peninsula in Queens on Wednesday to assess the damage. They were confronted with scenes of utter devastation, with many houses still smolderingThe number of homes destroyed in a massive fire in Breezy Point, New York has been updated to 111. This new video shows the area looking like a war zone after being caught in Hurricane Sandy's wrath.People look through the remains of homes destroyed during Hurricane Sandy on October 30, 2012 in the Breezy Point Neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City. Copyright Getty Images. Regular Photo Size. advertisement. alt. Posted: 10:03 AM
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