Hurricane Dorian battered the Bahamas last week, obliterating houses and knocking out power. Dozens of people were killed, and tens of thousands were left homeless.
When it made landfall in the Bahamas on September 1, Dorian was a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 180 mph. That made it the strongest storm on record to hit the islands.
After tearing through the Bahamas, Dorian made its way up the Atlantic coast of the United States and Canada.

Homes are in ruins one week after Dorian hit Marsh Harbour.
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A photo album is seen amid the debris in Marsh Harbour on Sunday, September 8.
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A damaged home in Hope Town, Bahamas.
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A toppled building crane is draped over a new construction project in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on September 9.
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Bodies are loaded onto a plane in Marsh Harbour on Saturday, September 7.
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This aerial photo, taken on September 7, shows damage at the South Riding Point oil-storage facility in the Bahamas.
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Boxes of food are loaded onto trucks in Freeport, Bahamas, on September 7.
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People reach out for beverages as they await evacuation in Marsh Harbour.
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Evacuees from the Bahamas rest on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship after it arrived in Freeport on September 7. The ship delivered thousands of meals and cases of bottled water.
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People wait to leave Marsh Harbour on September 7.
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Waves crash into boats in Halifax, Nova Scotia, as Hurricane Dorian approached on September 7.
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A man looks a tree that fell in Moncton, New Brunswick, on September 7.
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A man surveys damage at the Boardwalk RV Park in Emerald Isle, North Carolina, on Friday, September 6.
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Bryan Philips walks with his dog on a flooded road in Salvo, North Carolina, on September 6.
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Evacuees wait to leave Marsh Harbour in the Bahamas.
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A fallen tree lies on top of a vehicle in Isle of Palms, South Carolina, on September 6.
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Schemelda Saintilien walks past debris and damaged houses on the Bahamas' Great Abaco island.
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Police Officer Curtis Resor, left, and Sgt. Michael Stephens check a sailboat for occupants in Beaufort, North Carolina, on September 6.
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Homes flattened by Hurricane Dorian are seen on the Bahamas' Great Abaco island on Thursday, September 5.
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Rescue workers recover a body in Marsh Harbour on September 5.
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Two men stand amid the destruction in Marsh Harbour, Bahamas, on September 5.
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A woman from the Bahamas speaks on a cell phone after evacuating on September 5.
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A woman battles rain and wind in Charleston, South Carolina, on September 5.
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Utility crews work on restoring power in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on September 5.
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Rescue workers walk through floodwaters in Little River, South Carolina, on September 5.
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