Street drifting during Hurricane Sandy caught on news report [w/video]

Hurricane Sandy is one of the biggest storms ever to hit North America. It touched down in New Jersey on Monday and is currently causing all sorts of havoc. It's effects will be felt across a 1,600 kilometre radius. Due to the high winds and heavy flooding, roads and transportation services have been shut down in several major cities.

Millions of people across North America are without power. Several deaths and numerous injuries have already been reported. Even the U.S. stock markets are closed for business and will remain so throughout Tuesday. As of time of this writing, in Toronto, we've had 26,000 homes across city without power, one death and a large Roots store is on fire on Queen St West.

With all that being said, we now present to you, this hilarious clip of a hoonigan and his buddy. During a live news report on Hurricane Sandy, as we see a black Lexus IS300 drifting through an intersection in Columbus, Pennsylvania with not a care in the world. Although we've seen similar antics before, in this news clip we see the passenger actually wave (or make a rude gesture) at the camera as they slide by. Classic.

Well at least these guys and their drift-happy Lexus IS300 are making the most of the wet weather.

Click here to watch the short clip and stay safe out there.