Photo Gallery | Hurricane Irene

Hurricane Irene

Submitted by Jackie Lewandowski, Community Web Producer

Friday, August 26th, 2011, 1:48pm

Previous Pause Next

Storm Rolling In

EARLY (7:30 AM) WALK ON THE BEACH- August 26

Photo courtesy of Enid Gough

Coming Closer

SOUTH OF JAX PIER- August 26 (morning walk)

Photo courtesy of Rachel Leitao

Choppy Surf the Day Before

STRONG RIP CURRENTS AND CHOPPY SURF- August 25

Photo courtesy of Rachel Leitao

Riding the Waves at Jax Pier

NORTH OF JAX PIER- August 25

Photo courtesy of Rachel Leitao

Ominous Clouds

TAKEN FROM SUPER TARGET ON BEACH BLVD- August 26

Photo courtesy of Josh Sargent

Riding the Waves-2

SURFS UP, AMELIA ISLAND, FL- Although Hurricane Irene passed by Amelia Island well off shore, the waves she created Friday morning brought out dozens of local surfers.

Photo courtesy of Ken Vendola

Riding the Waves 3

SURFS UP, AMELIA ISLAND, FL- Although Hurricane Irene passed by Amelia Island well off shore, the waves she created Friday morning brought out dozens of local surfers.

Photo courtesy of Ken Vendola

Riding the Waves 4

SURFS UP, AMELIA ISLAND, FL- Although Hurricane Irene passed by Amelia Island well off shore, the waves she created Friday morning brought out dozens of local surfers.

Photo courtesy of Ken Vendola

Virginia Beach residents prepare for the big blow

2 On Your Side Executive Producer Athan Kompos is on his way to Georgia but stopped in Virginia Beach long enough to give us this update on preparations for Irene.

Athan Kompos

Not a great day for the beach

Athan Kompos

Today's news is canceled!

Athan Kompos

Boarded up

Athan Kompos

No love for Irene

Athan Kompos

FLAGLER BEACH PIER, PALM COAST

Photo courtesy of Mike Kelliher

IRENE FROM THE BEACH OF ST. AUGUSTINE

Photo courtesy of Cynthia Enuton

IRENE FROM THE BEACH OF ST. AUGUSTINE

Photo courtesy of Cynthia Enuton

Hurricane Irene

Photo Courtesy of Jerry

View from the second floor balcony

WGRZ-2 On Your Side Digital Sales Specialist Molly Kinkel was in Milford, Connecticut this weekend, riding out Hurricane Irene, but took the time to send us the following amazing photos of the storm and its aftermath.

Molly Kinkel

View from second floor balcony

: We survived the Hurricane and the street flooding has cleared enough for us to drive into town to charge our phones. The damage to our house was minor. The porch has been destroyed, there is water in the basement and our power is out. The neighbors did not fair as well. I will be sending in as many photos as I can of the damage along the shoreline.

Molly Kinkel

The only way to travel

Molly Kinkel

Porch damage

Molly Kinkel

Another porch destroyed

Molly Kinkel

Powerful waves

The concrete was pulled up by the waves. Majority of lawns, driveways and front living rooms have sand, rocks and even pieces of other peoples homes.

Molly Kinkel

Beach debris

Molly Kinkel

Neighbors

All neighbors were coming out to check out the damage and make sure their friends were ok.

Neighbors

Molly Kinkel

Let the clean-up begin

Molly Kinkel

Basement compromised

Neighbors. Look at the basement - completely flooded.

Molly Kinkel

New York Mill, NY

Kim

Lancaster tree company in the Bronx

Tree Care of New York helping out in the Bronx after Irene.

Carol

Lancaster tree company in the Bronx

Carol

Lancaster tree company in the Bronx

Carol

Lancaster tree company in the Bronx

Carol

WNY'ers Helping Out

Thank you to all the volunteers from Western NY (Lancaster Village - shown, Buffalo, Cheektowaga and Tonowanda Fire Companies) helping Schoharie County clean up the catastrophic aftermath of Hurricane Irene!

Courtesy of Carin Kelly-Paige

Western New Yorkers who were traveling the Eastern Seaboard this weekend sent us their photos of Hurricane Irene and its terrible aftermath.

If you have any photos of Irene that you took or were sent by friends or relatives in affected areas, email them to us at neighborhoods@wgrz.com and we'll add them to this gallery

You can also view photos directly from Jacksonville's gallery.