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A downed pole on Sarina Drive in Commack. Photo courtesy of Michael Amisano.

A giant tree ripped from the ground on Manning Drive in E. Northport. Photo courtesy of Michael Amisano.

A National Guard Humvee barrels through flood waters to provide assistance to the South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A Long Islander attempting to walk down a flooded road on the South Shore in knee-deep waters. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A National Guard Humvee barrels through flood waters to provide assistance to the South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Locals transporting cinderblocks via boat on a flooded street on Long Island's South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive Flooding on Long Island's South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Captain Bill's restaurant on the water experienced massive flooding due to the remarkable rise in the tide due to Sandy. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Ger

A National Guard Humvee barrels through flood waters to provide assistance to the South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A local lets Sandy know how many residents feel about Sandy's tour of destruction through Long Island. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive Flooding on Long Island's South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Flooding on Long Island's South Shore makes travel via automobile virtually impossible in some areas. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive Flooding on Long Island's South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A cyclist out for a ride in the flood waters of Hurricane Sandy. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Water splashes up from a sedan as it tries to drive through the flood waters. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

The top of a fire hydrant pokes out of the flood waters of Hurricane Sandy. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A South Shore Marina experiencing epically high water levels. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A massive tree ripped out of the ground from the high winds during Hurricane Sandy. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A telephone pole has been snapped like a twig during the high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A truck barreling down a flooded roadway. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A telephone Pole that has been snapped like a twig by the high winds during Hurricane Sandy. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A National Guard Humvee responds to Hurricane Sandy. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore made roadways impassible. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore made roadways all but impassible. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore made roadways impassible. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore made roadways impassible. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore made roadways impassible. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A downed light from a lamp post. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Construction vehicles respond for clean up after the storm. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

Massive flooding on the South Shore. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A downed tree completely blocks a roadway. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A fence blown over during the storm. Photo Courtesy of Thomas Gernon.

A tree tangled in low hanging wires from a telephone pole after Hurricane Sandy. Photo Courtesy of Amy Gernon.

A sign outside a home in Bay Shore warns Looters that they will be shot - many locals have feared being burgled during the post-Sandy power outages.

Garbage lines the curb outside a home in Bay Shore that suffered flood damage from Hurricane Sandy. Photo Courtesy of Amy Gernon.

Cars waiting to gas up for hours in Brentwood. Photo Courtesy of Amy Gernon.

Long Islanders with gas cans waiting to gas up for hours in Brentwood. Photo Courtesy of Amy Gernon.

Trees that have been downed or damaged on Eaton Lane, in West Islip. Photo Courtesy of Chelsea Triola.

A damaged telephone pole on Eaton Lane in West Islip. Photo Courtesy of Chelsea Triola.

A telephone ple suffers damage on Eaton Lane in W. Islip after Hurricane Sandy. Photo Courtesy of Chelsea Triola.

A massive tree has been ripped out of the ground on Brook Avenue in Bay Shore. Photo Courtesy of Chelsea Triola.

Downed Trees blocking the roadway on Secatogue Lane in West Islip. Photo Courtesy of Chelsea Triola.

A deck that was once level with the ground on Barry Avenue in Amity Harbor. Photo Courtesy of Matthew Tucker.

A boat that washed in at Tanner Park in Amity Harbor. Photo Courtesy of Matthew Tucker.

Downed Trees on Barry Road in Amity Harbor. Photo Courtesy of Matthew Tucker.

Flooding BEFORE Hurricane Sandy hit at the intersection of Barry & Buchanan, in Amity Harbor. Photo Courtesy of Matthew Tucker.

The canal has overflowed into the roadway at the corner of Barry & Buchanan in Amity Harbor. Photo Courtesy of Matthew Tucker.

A tree fallen on a house on Washington Avenue in Brentwood. Photo courtesy of Evelyn Ortiz

A bench at the Marina behind the White Cap Fish Market in Islip - Oct 30th. Photo courtesy of John Galletta.

A parking sign by the Trailer Park in Islip behind the White Cap Fish Market - Oct 30th. Photo courtesy of John Galletta.

A lifeguard chair down in Sunken Meadow Park, far from the beach - Oct. 30th. Photo courtesy of Joe Galletta.

Another large tree down on Twin Oaks Drive, in Kings Park - Oct. 30th.Photo courtesy of Joe Galletta.

A large tree being ripped out fo the ground on Twin Oaks Drive, in Kings Park - Oct. 30th.Photo courtesy of Joe Galletta.

A large tree that snapped under the pressures of the high winds on Twin Oaks Drive, in Kings Park - Oct. 30th. Photo courtesy of Joe Galletta.

A marina in Bay Shore experiences extremely high water levels after Hurricane Sandy. Photo courtesy of John Galletta.

A trailer park in Islip still experiencing heavy flooding after the storm - Nov. 2nd. Photo courtesy of John Galletta.

A tree down on Twin Oaks Drive, in Kings Park, right after the storm. Photo courtesy of Joe Galletta.

A boat at a marina in Islip in very high waters right after Sandy passed. Photo courtesy of John Galletta.

A tree ripped out of the ground on Twin Oaks Drive in Kings Park one day after Sandy hit. Photo Courtesy of Joe Galletta.

Islip Town Beach on Sunday, November 4th. Much of the park has been devastated, and the buildings destroyed. The water is now significantly higher tha