The remnants of Hurricane Ida have killed at least 22 people in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with the storm bringing relentless rain to large parts of the northeastern United States.
Here are a selection of photos showing the impact Ida has had since it made landfall in Louisiana on Sunday and later weakened to a tropical storm.
Destroyed cars are seen under debris from the collapsed front of a building after Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana
Members of the emergency services pull residents in a boat after flooding from the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida in Mamaroneck, New York
First responders pull local residents to safety in Mamaroneck, New York
A person walks in floodwaters in Philadelphia. Pic: AP
Felix Delapuente inspects his flooded basement. He lives near the home in the Queens borough of New York where three people died including a two-year old child
James Serigny climbs atop his sunken shrimp boat while getting help from friends to raise it in Golden Meadow, Louisiana
Local residents wade through floodwaters as they escape their homes in Mamaroneck
The remnants of Storm Ida caused flash flooding in New York and New Jersey
A woman is taken on a stretcher after being rescued from her home in a boat by first responders in Mamaroneck
Flooded cars in Mamaroneck
Waves slam along the shore as the remnants of Hurricane Ida left Massachusetts. Pic: AP
Vehicles under water during flooding in Philadelphia. Pic: AP
People view a flooded street in Philadelphia. Pic: AP
A spectator walks through a flooded pavilion in front of the Louis Armstrong Stadium, where tennis’ US Open is being held in Flushing Meadows, New York
Beth Duchess sorts through damaged items after heavy rains from Storm Ida caused flooding in Oakdale, Pennsylvania
A man walks down a flooded street in Lafitte, Louisiana. Pic: AP
Damaged homes in St Charles Parish, Louisiana
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