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Millions without power, major flooding in Florida hurricane

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Hurricane Ian has re-strengthened in the Atlantic after killing at least 19 in Florida and leaving millions without power. A hurricane warning has been issued from the Savannah River at the Georgia-South Carolina border to Cape Fear, North Carolina. The storm's destructive crawl across Florida brought extraordinary flooding and storm surges, prompting the largest emergency response in state history.

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The Independent

Hurricane Ian death toll rises as 2.5 million left without power

Hurricane Ian has left at least five people dead and 2.5 million trapped at home without electricity, after battering Florida with 155mph winds as it made landfall late on Wednesday 28 September. The near-Category 5 hurricane ripped off roofs, flooded streets and homes, collapsed a bridge and damaged power lines. “We have received a major disaster declaration for nine counties, but we do expect more,” Florida governor Ron DeSantis said in a brie…

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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USA Today

Hurricane Ian leaves millions without power, Aaron Judge makes history: 5 Things podcast

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2 years ago·United States

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CNN

Ian expected to dissipate soon after striking Carolinas and killing at least 45 in Florida

Ian, now a post-tropical cyclone, was moving farther inland Friday night after pummeling South Carolina with fierce winds and a destructive storm surge, less than two days after killing at least 45 people in Florida and leaving behind an apocalyptic path of destruction.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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Metro News

Millions without power after Hurricane Ian brings flooding and devastation

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2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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KVIA

Hurricane Ian barrels towards South Carolina after leaving multiple dead and millions without power across Florida

CNNBy Elizabeth Wolfe, CNNAs Florida contends with the ruinous damage left behind by Hurricane Ian in what officials say is likely the largest natural disaster in the state’s history, residents in South Carolina are bracing for the storm’s expected landfall mid-day Friday.Hurricane Ian has re-strengthened in the Atlantic after killing at least 19 in Florida and leaving millions without power, packing nearly 85 mph winds on its way toward the Sou…

2 years ago·Panama City, United States

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Phys.org

Millions without power, major flooding in Florida hurricane

Hurricane Ian flooded cities, turned out the lights on millions, and left migrants from an overturned boat missing on Thursday as Florida assessed damage from one of the most intense US storms in years.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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