- In Lower Manhattan, cars were still submerged in water in a parking garage.
Just another day trying to park my car in NYC #hurricanesandy #hurricane #wallstreet #flood #cars #disaster #nohalloween #fail #nyc- JetBlue Airways tweeted this photo from LaGuardia Airport, where a gate submerged in water appeared to be leading nowhere.

- The MTA posted this image of boats on the train tracks near Metro North's station in Ossining, N.Y.
- WSJ sports columnist Jason Gay took this photo of a building with a facade ripped off near the Brooklyn Queens Expressway.
Side of building dramatically ripped off on Tiffany Place, near BQE, Brooklyn. http://pic.twitter.com/mKTaux6m- 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.
New Yorkers are finding power in places you wouldn't think to look. At 36th & Broadway Duanereade http://pic.twitter.com/nt2SSSa5- Meanwhile, New Yorkers who lost Internet access at home clustered outside of Starbucks to access its wi-fi.
Why are these New Yorkers clustered outside a closed Starbucks? Two words: working wifi. #sandy http://pic.twitter.com/PTjtnJ63- 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.
The new four-foot Hudson River outside my apartment in Hoboken: http://pic.twitter.com/hl9WivPm- In Brooklyn, journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin shared these photos of a home in Prospect Heights that was blocked by a tree.
PHOTO of Fallen Tree in Prospect Heights Brooklyn. Woman trapped inside home according to neighbors. http://pic.twitter.com/oOKRybOu- Some photos of the aftermath conveyed hope, like these viral images of rainbows taken from lower Manhattan and Brooklyn.
@BrooklynBased Rainbow over the Gowanus just a few minutes ago. Still smell likes gasoline though. http://pic.twitter.com/zy1MJHSt









