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The Miami area thankfully has Hurricane Irma in its rearview, as winds have finally started to settle across the tri-county region. Cities continue to unleash first responders while assessing damages and outages.
According to the Sun Sentinel, as of Monday morning there were over 815,000 outages in Miami-Dade (80 percent of homes), nearly 644,000 outages reported in Broward (68 percent of homes), and over 523,000 outages in Palm Beach (70 percent of homes).
FPL indicated they began restoring outages Sunday night and have unleashed “an army of nearly 17,000” employees. NBC 6 reported it “may take upwards of a week” to restore full power in Dade and Broward. You can follow FPL’s news releases here. A curfew from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. is expected to be in place for days in Miami-Dade.
City re-entry for Miami Beach begins Tuesday at noon, and cars parked in its garages must be removed by September 18 (next Monday). As the nasty but weakened storm departs the state of Florida today, here are a batch of photos showing Hurricane Irma’s wrath.
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Scenes from Edgewater pic.twitter.com/IuZzYPKsYw
— David Smiley (@NewsbySmiley) September 11, 2017
— David Smiley (@NewsbySmiley) September 11, 2017
Fl City #Irma pic.twitter.com/q7opY8GUbL
— Laz (@CutlerRidgeLAZ) September 11, 2017
Some boat owners coming down to see the damage in Coconut Grove. pic.twitter.com/1PWmi4yjkK
— Doug Hanks (@doug_hanks) September 11, 2017
City Beautiful is impassible. Huge trees felled by Irma barricade the Granada entrance to Coral Gables. pic.twitter.com/hMocCAS4pY
— Carlos Frías (@Carlos_Frias) September 11, 2017
Should give you a good idea of how high the surge was yesterday at PAMM pic.twitter.com/gItJqKNjU2
— David Smiley (@NewsbySmiley) September 11, 2017
Some very ugly scenes around Dinner Key Marina, but vast majority of boats look ok pic.twitter.com/o11YX7xemb
— Doug Hanks (@doug_hanks) September 11, 2017
What's looking fine? The thatched roofs at Monty's in Coconut Grove. pic.twitter.com/0TVtEqpPUr
— Doug Hanks (@doug_hanks) September 11, 2017
A sailboat resting on the bottom by the old Scotty's (now Bayfront Grill) pic.twitter.com/ZHNdfPJtMI
— Doug Hanks (@doug_hanks) September 11, 2017
Irma carried this ice chest about 600 feet from the waterfront to a Starbucks courtyard in Coconut Grove. pic.twitter.com/KYgfwPscks
— Doug Hanks (@doug_hanks) September 11, 2017