Posted at 6:45 PM ET, 09/17/2008

Incredible Ike Imagery

By Jason Samenow

Storm surge over Galveston Island, Texas. AP Photo/David J. Phillip

After posting an amazing compilation of hurricane satellite images from space, the Boston Globe's Big Picture blog published another must-see series of some of the most remarkable post-Ike pictures. Want to see more Ike imagery? Here are some additional galleries worth checking out:

Washingtonpost.com Ike Gallery
U.S. Geological Survey: Pre- and Post-Storm Photo Comparisons - Bolivar Peninsula, TX
Houston144's photostream (from Flickr). In particular, be sure to view the "Last House Standing" image.
Houston Chronicle (many photo gallery links on main page)

If you've seen other Ike images and/or galleries you'd like to share, post the links in the comment section below. And see our full forecast through the weekend.

By Jason Samenow | September 17, 2008; 6:45 PM ET
Categories: Photography, Tropical Weather
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also, check out post-storm aerial imagery from NOAA. open the .kmz in google earth or paste the link into google maps.

http://mw2.google.com/mw-earth-vectordb/disaster/ike/HurricaneIke_nl.kmz

Posted by: Peter L | September 17, 2008 7:49 PM | Report abuse

The big picture is still emerging from the Bolivar Peninsula. New story tonight (with a few images and video) from WABC in NYC.

Posted by: Ian, Capital Weather Gang | September 17, 2008 10:11 PM | Report abuse

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