HURRICANE IKE PHOTOS: The Aftermath

HURRICANE IKE PHOTOS: The Aftermath
HURRICANE IKE PHOTOS: The Aftermath
HURRICANE IKE PHOTOS: The Aftermath
HURRICANE IKE PHOTOS: The Aftermath
HURRICANE IKE PHOTOS: The Aftermath
HURRICANE IKE PHOTOS: The Aftermath
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Paul Lopez barbeques on a balcony in Galveston, Texas, on September 14, 2008.

A day after Hurricane Ike devastated the town, many residents had no power.

In total, Ike left an estimated 2.4 million Texans and 200,000 Louisianans without electricity.
—Photograph by L.M. Otero/AP
 

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