Hurricane Florence was downgraded to a tropical depression on Sunday,  but the destruction and devastation in parts of North and South Carolina are clear to see from these photos of the storm

At least 13 people have died since the storm made landfall on Friday, and The National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center warned on Sunday of the risk of "catastrophic, life-threatening flash flooding" due to excessive rainfall in North Carolina and parts of South Carolina and southwest Virginia.

Photos of the destroyed homes and submerged roads paint a harrowing picture of what residents are dealing with. 

North Carolina volunteers help rescue residents from their flooded homes in New Bern, North Carolina on  Sept. 14. 

Civilian Crisis Response Team volunteer, Amber Hersel, rescues 7-year-old Keiyana Cromartie and her family from their flooded home in James City, N.C. on Sept. 14. 

Mike Pollack searches for a drain in the yard of his flooded waterfront home in Wilmington, N.C. on Sept. 15. 

Residents' belongings at Queen's Point condos in New Bern, N.C. are strewn about after the storm surge tore open the building's lower floors.

A boat lays smashed against a car garage in New Bern, N.C. on Sept. 15. 

 A tourist boat is run aground near a railroad bridge on the Trent River near the Bridgepointe Marina in New Bern, N.C. on Sept 15. 

In James City, N.C. rescue workers and volunteers help rescue a woman and her dog from their flooded home on Sept. 14. 

#Florence has caused 10 deaths in North Carolina and forced portions of Interstate 95 to close: https://t.co/g6RZpOo1bg pic.twitter.com/4Fe7KKlqEw

— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) September 16, 2018

A member of the US Coast Guard checks houses on Mill Street Road after Florence hit Newport N.C., Sept 15. 

My little town is going under water -- #HurricaneSzn #FlorenceHurricane2018

Washington, NC - Florence 2018 pic.twitter.com/7vcYiKzVNS

— breone -- (@Breoneeeee_) September 14, 2018

Photos of extensive flooding in Washington, N.C. on Sept. 14. 

My grandparents are safe and blessed to be alive and well-------- #hurricaneflorence #EastArcadia #GodwasWatching #PrayersforNC

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Flooding is heavy in East Arcadia, N.C. on Sept. 16. 

People in Wilmington, N.C. wait in line to fill up their gas cans at a gas station that was damaged when Hurricane Florence hit the area, on Sept. 15.  

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