Hurricane Florence ripped through North and South Carolina over the weekend, creating catastrophic flooding and record-setting rainfall.
The storm left at least 17 people dead, and has knocked out power for over 1 million residents in the region.
Flash flood warnings are in effect in across large portions of southern and western North Carolina, as well as portions of northeast South Carolina and southwest Virginia.
Once-bustling city centers in North Carolina and South Carolina have become deserted and inundated with water after enduring Florence’s winds and floods.
Take a look at the destruction through these before-and-after photos captured around the two states.
New Bern Mall before Florence...
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... and after.
Foto: A car in a flooded parking lot outside New Bern Mall on September 14.sourceMichael Candelori/NurPhoto via Getty Images
The Havens Wharf waterfront district in Washington, North Carolina, before...
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... and after.
Foto: Floodwaters rise in Havens Wharf, Washington, on September 14 after a storm surge from Hurricane Florence.sourceMichael Candelori/NurPhoto via Getty Images
A road in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, before...
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... and after.
Foto: A car drives though rising floodwaters in Myrtle Beach on September 14.sourceALEX EDELMAN/AFP/Getty Images
A BB&T bank branch in New Bern before...
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... and after.
Foto: This September 14 photo of New Bern shows home furniture being displaced onto the road.sourceMichael Candelori/NurPhoto via Getty Images
A Shell gas station in Wilmington, North Carolina, before...
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... and after.
Foto: A damaged gas station in Wilmington on September 14.sourceAlex Wroblewski/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Near the Trent River crossing in Pollocksville, North Carolina, before...
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...and after.
Foto: Two men pulling a kayak across a road flooded by Hurricane Florence in Pollocksville on September 16.sourceANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP/Getty Images
Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum in usually bustling downtown Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, before...
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... and after.
Foto: Dark clouds loom over a windy Ocean boulevard in Myrtle Beach on September 14.sourceoe Raedle/Getty Images