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SAN JUAN, PR - MARCH 4, 2018: Painted USA flag on uprooted tree from Hurricane Maria in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Many roads were destroyed by Hurricane Maria in September, 2017 and by the resulting flooding and soil saturation.
aftermath of hurricane Maria. In the valley shots prior to Maria, the homes were not visible.
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. Dangerous power lines and power pole dangle over street traffic in Vega Alta, Puerto Rico
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. Storm debris and power lines on the side of the road in Vega Alta, Puerto Rico
The devastating effects of extreme weather; hurricanes, tornadoes, rebuilding the community ideas
Humacao, Puerto Rico - Dec. 16, 2017: An electric utility crew from the mainland works on a line more than three months after Hurricane Maria cut it. Essential services remain at a fraction of their pre-storm capacities throughout the island.
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. Storm damaged neighborhood in Corozal, Puerto Rico
one of typical scenes to be seen in Dominica after this 2017 mega-hurricane with wind gusts at 440 km/h. It also dropped over 6 ft of water over just 8 hours. winds and floods destroyed Roseau and the island. Here we see wide destruction of capital town Roseau inflicted by winds and flooding of usually small Roseau river.
Utuado, Puerto Rico - Dec. 14, 2017: More than three months after Hurricane Maria struck, an area resident collects water from a pipe bringing untreated water from the mountainside just outside town. Essential services remain at a fraction of their pre-storm capacities throughout the island, with Utuado being among the hardest hit, still without municipal water.
Humacao, Puerto Rico - Dec. 16, 2017: A Habitat for Humanity volunteer helps a man sign for his shelter repair kit outside the Humacao Arena more than three months after Hurricane Maria struck. Approximately 900 people attended two distributions, half in the morning and the other half in the afternoon.
Linemen from Texas and Oklahoma gather on 10/26/17 in North Charleston, SC as part of a massive federal government effort that will send them to Puerto Rico to help restore power. Joint Base Charleston is the hub for the Federal Emergency Management Agency and Department of Defense staging of the relief effort. The U.S. Navy will ship hundreds of power company trucks by sea and nearly 200 linemen will travel by air to Puerto Rico to work through the holidays and beyond restoring power.
Many roads were destroyed by Hurricane Maria in September, 2017 and by the resulting flooding and soil saturation.
Hurricane Irma made landfall on the island as the strongest recorded storm in Atlantic history on the night of September 5th -6th, 2017, causing widespread devastation and continued on to do further damage across other islands and the US. Still in shock and and reeling from Irma, Sint Maarten was spared when Hurricane Maria, also a Category 5 storm and right on the heels of Irma, passed far enough away to bring high winds but avoid complete destruction.
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. People attempt to remove broken power poles that landed on top a food truck in Vega Alta, Puerto Rico
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. Storm damaged home in Barceloneta, Puerto Rico
Many roads were destroyed by Hurricane Maria in September, 2017 and by the resulting flooding and soil saturation.
aftermath of Hurricane Irma, Maria destroyed church on St Thomas, us virgin islands
Many roads were destroyed by Hurricane Maria in September, 2017 and by the resulting flooding and soil saturation.
San Juan, Puerto Rico - Dec. 13, 2017: A work crew clears brush created by Hurricane Maria from a city park more than three months after the storm struck. Essential services remain at a fraction of their pre-storm capacities throughout the island.
This mega-hurricane with wind gusts at 440 km/h dropped over 6 ft of water over just 8 hours.coastal road from Roseau to Scots Head was in places wiped out by sea swell and debris. This is where main road used to be.
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. Storm damaged home in Barceloneta, Puerto Rico
American flag hung in front of a house destroyed by Hurricane Maria
San Juan, Puerto Rico - Dec. 13, 2017: A work crew clears brush created by Hurricane Maria from a city park more than three months after the storm struck. Essential services remain at a fraction of their pre-storm capacities throughout the island.
aftermath of hurricane Maria. In the valley shots prior to Maria, the homes were not visible.
Utuado, Puerto Rico - Dec. 14, 2017: More than three months after Hurricane Maria struck, two women collect water from a pipe bringing untreated water from the mountainside just outside town. Essential services remain at a fraction of their pre-storm capacities throughout the island, with Utuado being among the hardest hit, still without municipal water.
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. Hurricane ravaged neighborhood in Vega Alta, Puerto Rico
Many roads were destroyed by Hurricane Maria in September, 2017 and by the resulting flooding and soil saturation.
Utuado, Puerto Rico - Dec. 14, 2017: An electric utility crew works on a line more than three months after Hurricane Maria cut it. Essential services remain at a fraction of their pre-storm capacities throughout the island.
San Juan, Puerto Rico - Dec. 13, 2017: A work crew clears brush created by Hurricane Maria from a city park more than three months after the storm struck. Essential services remain at a fraction of their pre-storm capacities throughout the island.
Utuado, Puerto Rico - Dec. 14, 2017: An electric utility crew works on a line more than three months after Hurricane Maria cut it. Essential services remain at a fraction of their pre-storm capacities throughout the island.
Humacao, Puerto Rico - Dec. 16, 2017: People line up outside the Humacao Arena to receive Habitat for Humanity shelter repair kits more than three months after Hurricane Maria struck. Approximately 900 people attended two distributions, half in the morning and the other half in the afternoon.
Utuado, Puerto Rico - Dec. 14, 2017: A work crew repairs a highway just outside of town damaged by Hurricane Maria more than three months after the storm struck. Essential services, including transportation, remain at a fraction of their pre-storm capacities throughout the island.
Hurricane Irma made landfall on the island as the strongest recorded storm in Atlantic history on the night of September 5th -6th, 2017, causing widespread devastation and continued on to do further damage across other islands and the US. Still in shock and and reeling from Irma, Sint Maarten was spared when Hurricane Maria, also a Category 5 storm and right on the heels of Irma, passed far enough away to bring high winds but avoid complete destruction.
Humacao, Puerto Rico - Dec. 16, 2017: Habitat for Humanity volunteers load supplies, including shelter repair kits, onto carts for distribution to residents outside the Humacao Arena more than three months after Hurricane Maria struck. Approximately 900 people attended two distributions, half in the morning and the other half in the afternoon.
Cave ins and slides from flooding from Hurricane Maria.
Maho Bay, St John, 3 weeks after hurricanes Irma and Maria, detroyed concrete structures and downed trees
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. Electrical workers attempt to repair power lines in Arecibo, Puerto Rico
Humacao, Puerto Rico - Dec. 16, 2017: An electric utility crew from the mainland works on a line more than three months after Hurricane Maria cut it. Essential services remain at a fraction of their pre-storm capacities throughout the island.
Mysuru, Karnataka, India-May 5 2024; A Close up picture of a Moto Scooter crushed under an Uprooted Tree due Hurricane wind and Torrential rains in India.
Many roads were destroyed by Hurricane Maria in September, 2017 and by the resulting flooding and soil saturation.
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. People attempt to remove broken power poles that landed on top a food truck in Vega Alta, Puerto Rico
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. Storm damaged elementary school in Vega Alta, Puerto Rico which has been permanently closed.
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. Storm damaged elementary school in Vega Alta, Puerto Rico which has been permanently closed.
Humacao, Puerto Rico - Dec. 16, 2017: A Habitat for Humanity volunteer pushes a cart loaded with supplies, including a shelter repair kit, to be distributed to a resident outside the Humacao Arena more than three months after Hurricane Maria struck. Approximately 900 people attended two distributions, half in the morning and the other half in the afternoon.
Humacao, Puerto Rico - Dec. 16, 2017: Habitat for Humanity volunteers load supplies, including shelter repair kits, for distribution to residents outside the Humacao Arena more than three months after Hurricane Maria struck. Approximately 900 people attended two distributions, half in the morning and the other half in the afternoon.
The U.S. Coast Guard and local workers help clean up wrecked ships after Hurricane Maria off the coast of Fajardo, Puerto Rico, Saturday, Dec. 15, 2017.
The effects of tumultuous weather on a community building/home; weather, extremes, tornadoes, hurricanes, safety first, rebuilding community, fresh start ideas.
Roadside scene in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Marie showing damage to landscape
Hurricane Maria aftermath in Puerto Rico. Storm damaged elementary school in Vega Alta, Puerto Rico which has been permanently closed.
Many roads were destroyed by Hurricane Maria in September, 2017 and by the resulting flooding and soil saturation.
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