Hurricane Sandy is well on its way to Class 5 Killstorm status. Expected to cause upwards of $US20 billion in damages, this super-storm is already wrecking shop along the US eastern seaboard. Here is some of the worst damage sustained so far in the mid-Atlantic states.
Blown out facade on 29th St in LIC Image: @JetSetCD/Instagram
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This used to be a shed. Image: ashtophet/Tumblr
A snapped crane along 157th Street in NYC
Somewhere a village is missing its trampoline. Image: @Nat_Herz/Instagram
Rock Creek in DC has become a white water rapid. Image: @SegravesWTOP/Instagram
The FDR North underwater Image: @Carashells/Instagram
The Byram River in Port Chester is flooding. Image: @LeahRaeNY/Instagram
Ocean City, NJ, underwater. Image: @kenshane/Twitpic
NYC Dept of Sanitation salt storage building is already immersed. Image: @MegRobertson/Instagram
“We’ve already got flooding in #Scituate” Image: @JLoncich/Instagram
“Water is over the wall on 34th and FDR” Image: @MariaPiccolino/Instagram
A tree just ruined this guy’s week. Image: @abustama1/Instagram
This suburban street now classifies as a river. Image: juustg0withit/Tumblr
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Fallen top of tree in Gramercy Park. Image: kodakmementos/Tumblr
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