Reading Explorer 5 - 번역본 Unit 4B

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By the time Hurricane Sandy veered toward the northeast coast of the United States on October 29, 2012, it had mauled several countries in the Caribbean and left dozens dead. Faced with the largest storm the Atlantic had ever produced, New York and other cities ordered mandatory evacuations of low-lying areas. Not everyone complied. Those who chose to ride out Sandy got a preview of the future, in which a warmer world will lead to rising seas.
2012년 10월 29일 허리케인 샌디가 미국 북동쪽 해안을 향해 항해할 때쯤에는 카리브해 여러 나라를 지배하고 수십 명의 목숨을 앗아갔다. 대서양에서 발생한 가장 큰 폭풍에 직면한 뉴욕과 다른 도시들은 저지대의 대피를 명령했다. 모두가 순응한 것은 아니었다. 샌디를 타기로 선택한 사람들은 더 따뜻한 세상이 떠오르는 바다를 이끌 미래에 대한 예보를 받았다.

Brandon d’Leo, a sculptor and surfer, rented a second-floor apartment across the street from the beach on New York City’s Rockaway Peninsula. At about 3:30 in the afternoon, he went outside. Waves were crashing against the nine-kilometer(5.5-mile-) long boardwalk. A short time later, d’Leo and a neighbor watched the sea through the glass door of his living room.

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