Millions left in the dark and historic floods: Isaias by the numbers

After battering the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, Hurricane Isaias has bolted into Canada and is no longer a tropical storm. But it left a major mark in its wake. As of Wednesday afternoon, more than 2.5 million customers were still without power from North Carolina to Maine.

As it charged up the East Coast, Isaias unleashed widespread winds of greater than 60 mph along the coast, bringing down thousands of trees. The zone from New Jersey to Connecticut, including New York City, was hardest hit with numerous wind gusts clocking above 70 mph.