After Hurricane Ian hit Florida last week, residents are still reeling from the devastation.
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Fort Myers Beach, Florida, was hit hard by Hurricane Ian. The storm’s damage will cost up to $50 billion — as of now.
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Most of the damage from Hurricane Ian came from flooding, with cities such Naples, Florida, particularly impacted.
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Hurricane Ian was a high-end Category 4 storm when it hit the Florida coastline.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called for a state of emergency right before Hurricane Ian’s impact. Many Tampa Bay schools were closed because of the storm.
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According to local officials, Hurricane Ian has caused at least 126 total fatalities.
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Hurricane Ian became the fifth-strongest hurricane on record to hit the US.
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Millions of Americans were left without power after Hurricane Ian hit.
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After Ian made landfall in Florida, it turned into a tropical storm before restrengthening into a hurricane once it went back to hovering over the Atlantic.
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Hurricane Ian tarnished Florida with devastating 155 mph winds at its peak.
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Hurricane Ian was among one of the deadliest hurricanes in American history — and was the deadliest storm to strike Florida since 1935.
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Cars and debris from washed away homes line a canal in Fort Myers Beach after Hurricane Ian.
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Damaged furniture and household items after Hurricane Ian seen in a Sanibel Island, Florida, home.
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Joe Kuczko puts up a tarp next to his mobile home in Pine Island after Hurricane Ian hit Florida.
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Residents of Florida’s Gulf Coast barrier islands return to assess the damage from Hurricane Ian on Oct. 6 on Sanibel Island.
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After wreaking havoc on the southeast US, Hurricane Ian climbed up the East Coast before dissipating.
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Bruce Hickey, 70, walks along the waterfront littered with debris on San Carlos Island, Florida.
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A resident navigates a canoe to his flooded home along the shore of Lake Harney in Geneva, Florida, after Hurricane Ian’s impact.
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A member of Florida Task Force 8 urban search and rescue tags a condo building that has been checked and found clear of people in Fort Myers Beach after Hurricane Ian.
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Piles of debris and homes damaged in Hurricane Ian line the roadway in Matlacha, Florida.
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A sign, put up by an owner of a mobile home damaged in Hurricane Ian in Pine Island, Florida.
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Carrying a gas can and a sump pump, resident Cody Clark walks into waist-high water to his flooded home on Lake Harney in Geneva, Florida.
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Kathy Hickey, 70, climbs across a ruined trailer as she picks her way through debris to where she and her husband Bruce had a winter home, a trailer originally purchased by Kathy’s mother in 1979, on San Carlos Island.
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