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Connecticut's water damage risk is shaped by its position along the Atlantic coast and its river systems. Coastal areas face storm surge risk during hurricanes and tropical storms, including the widely documented damage from Hurricane Sandy in 2012. The Connecticut River and its tributaries also have a long history of flooding, including major floods in 1936 and following the 1938 hurricane. Heavy nor'easter storms in the colder months can add further strain on drainage systems statewide.