| By Chad Calder | Staff writer The sun rose Monday on a city and region vastly changed from the day before, revealing the path of destruction sown by Hurricane Ida as it moved slowly through the metro area the day before. You can find our round up of the storm's immediate and long-term consequences here, and we have estimates of how long it will take to restore power and why, and the extent of the damage wrought by Ida's wind and rains. We've got additional stories from New Orleans, in Jefferson Parish and in St. Tammany. The experience for residents who rode out the storm in and around the city was harrowing, and some living in low-lying and coastal areas endured even greater hardship, with St. John the Baptist Parish, Lafitte and Grand Isle the site of rescue operations. St. Charles was left reeling as well. Even more great work from our photojournalists can be found here. Thanks for starting your day with us. CC Five ways to stay informed about tropical weather1. Sign up for e-mail newsletters: Learn more here. 2. Download our smartphone apps + enable push notifications: App Store | Google Play 3. Follow us on social media Twitter: @NOLAnewsFacebook: NOLA.com4. Check our website often: NOLA.com 5. Become a digital subscriber Your support powers our journalism. Learn more here. | 