On Maryland's jagged coastline, hurricane-riled waves destroyed an iconic pier and floodwaters forced caskets from graves in a town famed for crabbing. In the mountainous western edges, 2 feet of snow snapped power lines, downed trees and left tractor-trailers jackknifed along an interstate.Full story
Television networks offered compelling pictures and a gripping narration of the monster storm that put Monday on hold for millions of people in the eastern part of the country — and more than a few mixed messages, too. Full story
While emergency management officials throughout the mid-Atlantic region braced Friday for an onslaught of wind and rain from Hurricane Sandy, residents and visitors took advantage of the calm before the storm. Full story
Wendy Smith power washes a neighbor's driveway on Central Avenue, damaged by Hurricane Sandy, in Ocean City, New Jersey, November 3, 2012. REUTERS/Scott Anderson (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENVIRONMENT DISASTER)
Volunteers Jordan Landolfi, , Gabriel Ladolfi and Caleb Landolfi use a trash can to clean sand away from a home on Central Avenue caused by Hurricane Sandy in Ocean City, New Jersey, November 3, 2012. REUTERS/Scott Anderson (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENVIRONMENT DISASTER)
An Ocean City resident jogs on the boardwalk post- Hurricane Sandy in Ocean City, New Jersey, November 3, 2012. Northeast residents lucky enough to have a roof after Hurricane Sandy struck now face a new problem: a heating oil shortage and widespread power outages mean some homes may go cold as the
Art Gallagher power washes items from his daughter's home damaged by Hurricane Sandy in Ocean City, New Jersey, November 3, 2012. Northeast residents lucky enough to have a roof after Hurricane Sandy struck now face a new problem: a heating oil shortage and widespread power outages mean some homes m
