A low-lying Huntington neighborhood was spared major flooding from Superstorm Sandy, but the near-miss has helped reinforce some residents' support for a $30 bond initiative for flood mitigation.

Officials along the Delmarva coast are still assessing the situation after Hurricane Sandy before giving the all clear for residents and others to return to their homes. Several major area roads have been reopened. 

We get updates on storm damage from WAMU Coastal Reporter Bryan Russo and The Washington Post's Dr. Gridlock.

We get an update from public officials, utilities and reporters who are following the storm's aftermath.

The D.C. area has weathered the worst part of Hurricane Sandy, and today utility crews and local governments begin the cleanup as they watch water levels closely, especially in low-lying and coastal areas.

Flooding is expected starting Tuesday night and lasting through the week.

More than 100,000 homes lost power in Metro D.C. 19,000 are Pepco customers.

Local dialysis centers have an emergency-preparedness protocol in place to power through Hurricane Sandy.