1. In Lower Manhattan, cars were still submerged in water in a parking garage.
  2. JetBlue Airways tweeted this photo from LaGuardia Airport, where a gate submerged in water appeared to be leading nowhere.
  3. The MTA posted this image of boats on the train tracks near Metro North's station in Ossining, N.Y.
  4. WSJ sports columnist Jason Gay took this photo of a building with a facade ripped off near the Brooklyn Queens Expressway.
  5. Side of building dramatically ripped off on Tiffany Place, near BQE, Brooklyn. http://pic.twitter.com/mKTaux6m
  6. More than 250,000 Con Ed customers in New York City lost power. In Manhattan, these New Yorkers piled into a Duane Reade to charge their phones and get in touch with friends and family.
  7. New Yorkers are finding power in places you wouldn't think to look. At 36th & Broadway Duanereade http://pic.twitter.com/nt2SSSa5
  8. Meanwhile, New Yorkers who lost Internet access at home clustered outside of Starbucks to access its wi-fi.
  9. Why are these New Yorkers clustered outside a closed Starbucks? Two words: working wifi. #sandy http://pic.twitter.com/PTjtnJ63
  10. Some residents in New Jersey woke up this morning to see flooding outside of their windows. WSJ Technology Editor Scott Austin shared this photo from Hoboken.
  11. The new four-foot Hudson River outside my apartment in Hoboken: http://pic.twitter.com/hl9WivPm
  12. In Brooklyn, journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin shared these photos of a home in Prospect Heights that was blocked by a tree.
  13. PHOTO of Fallen Tree in Prospect Heights Brooklyn. Woman trapped inside home according to neighbors. http://pic.twitter.com/oOKRybOu
  14. Some photos of the aftermath conveyed hope, like these viral images of rainbows taken from lower Manhattan and Brooklyn.
  15. @BrooklynBased Rainbow over the Gowanus just a few minutes ago. Still smell likes gasoline though. http://pic.twitter.com/zy1MJHSt

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