Southeast Florida Recovers After Hurricane Idalia
Communities Grapple with Aftermath of Record-Breaking Storm
Governor DeSantis Declares Emergency Management
Fort Lauderdale and other communities across southeast Florida are working to get life back to normal after a record-breaking storm hit the region. The storm, which dumped up to 10 inches of rain, caused widespread flooding and damage. Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency for Broward County.
People in South Florida are grappling with the aftermath of the storm. Many roads are still closed, and power outages are still affecting thousands of people. The storm also caused significant damage to homes and businesses.
Striking photos show water-logged communities after Hurricane Idalia brought disastrous flooding to the region. Thunderstorms that pummeled Fort Lauderdale and other parts of southeastern Florida with up to 10 inches of rain have left a trail of destruction.
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