Hurricane Irene 2011 Pictures: Submit Your Photos Of The Storm (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

As Hurricane Irene, which on Sunday morning was downgraded to Tropical Storm Irene, continues to make its way north, causing flooding, power outages and even more deaths, those in areas the storm had already passed are finally beginning to survey the damage she left behind.

Huffington Post readers up and down the coast have been submitting their pictures of the storm, sending in images of flooding in Vermont and North Carolina, wind-toppled trees in Boston and the empty streets of Washington, D.C.

Do you have pictures or videos from Irene that you'd like to share? Use the "add a slide" button on the slideshow below and follow the directions to submit your pictures for consideration to The Huffington Post. Be sure to include your name, contact information and the location where you took the photo.

For the latest on Irene, but sure to read The Huffington Post's live updates.

LOOK: HuffPost readers' pictures and videos of Hurricane Irene and the aftermath.

 

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[Lavender Queen Liz]

10:37 PM on 08/30/2011

Thank you Huffington Post for approving my video submission (Hurricane Irene hit Prospect Park in Brooklyn New York)

[bear22598]

12:23 AM on 08/30/2011

Prayers sent from Alabama. Please be safe. We know what you are going through. The devestation we had in April was horrible. My prayer is for your safety and a lot less lives lost than we had. Be safe, take no chances.

[drleebrew]

10:02 PM on 08/29/2011

All the best to those who are being devastated in New England. New York and the other big cities were spared a catastrophe, but New England must not be forgotten now.

[Imago]

06:11 PM on 08/29/2011

You can find photos and videos in the Catskills where I live at http://www.watershedpost.com.

We are heart broken at the damage here.

[lordbyron2000]

06:03 PM on 08/29/2011

Greenwich Ct, still without power in many areas due to an amazing number of trees down...

http://stephensherman.blogspot.com/2011/08/destruction-north-of-new-york-city.html

[barrycourage]

05:49 PM on 08/29/2011

Re: The National Guard Convoy in Manville, NJ.

"Um... err... Well Sarge, we decided to test the waters and..."

[katydid579]

12:22 PM on 08/29/2011

Those pictures of Queechee, VT are typical of the flooding in my area, too, about 40 miles west. Those of you NOT affected by this hurricane, just don't get it. It's not just the areas in the direct path, but the areas in the outlying bands which got hit, too.

[Left of Right]

02:38 PM on 08/29/2011

katy, not just a "spring storm," like so many were saying. It doesn't matter what it's called, it is taking lives and changing lives and this is not over.

Are you on high ground? I hope?

Stay safe! Too many have lost their lives.

[UnusalTerry]

12:07 PM on 08/29/2011

"#15" All I got to say is CAUGHT ON TAPE!! You can't say too much, because these are the guys risk their lives to save our's; but Hummmmmmm.

[shermatbh1]

11:31 AM on 08/29/2011

Amphibious trucks can be used crossing areas with water and will float but those trucks aren't. C'mon guys, what the heck!!!

[abudotcom]

10:51 AM on 08/29/2011

Things that make you go: Hmm... Picture # 15, not to bright....

[dexrmerritt]

10:15 AM on 08/29/2011

oNE POSITIVE oNE PLEASE.

[Benjamin Rosenfeld]

12:05 PM on 08/29/2011

Maybe, but only if you stop typing like that.

[Benjamin Rosenfeld]

12:33 PM on 08/29/2011

It's the 7-11 one positive? It's boarded up but suffered no damage.

[Benjamin Rosenfeld]

09:58 AM on 08/29/2011

It's not letting me upload my pictures.

[Joriet]

09:09 AM on 08/29/2011

Is it just me or does the lady in pic # 24 have very long arms? She looks as though she could grab her ankles without bending over.

[Dietcokefreak]

08:40 AM on 08/29/2011

Thanks for sharing.

[cybersense]

07:26 AM on 08/29/2011

heh, those army hummers look like little water beetles. While, testing just stopped on their water capability! Not sure this was necessary. Deep water means "deep water".