Two residents arrived home from dinner to find their street flooded in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Widespread power outages knocked out the electric pumps used to manage stormwater.

Cars and pedestrians, including this father and son, gathered to watch the arrival and departure of military helicopters outside the Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

A resident of San Juan watches passersby from the central area of his apartment building.

Residents wait for local transit in a bus shelter, outside of a shuttered Mudafort sports in north San Juan, that was damaged during Hurricane Maria.

Due to limited electricity on the island, some impromptu nightlife appeared on the streets of San Juan.

Long lines formed outside of major shopping venues, often moderated by National Guard soldiers.

An extension cord is run under the backdoor of a restaurant, while aprons hang to dry on the handrails.

An orange barricade marks a damaged portion of sidewalk outside a beachfront hotel in Rincon, Puerto Rico.

A man looks over his shoulder as he rides his bike over downed power lines.

A man returns home after contributing to a pile of damaged furniture and refuse in a San Juan neighborhood.

A man exits Circo, once the self-proclaimed largest gay bar on the island, which reopened eight days after Maria struck Puerto Rico operating on a generator. Ricardo Rossello, the Governor of Puerto Rico, banned the sale of alcohol and imposed a curfew under the state of emergency.

A dog investigates damaged material stacked on the sidewalk.

A woman climbs over a downed tree along the walkway of the Castillo San Felipe del Morro, a fortress in the old town.