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Rural Counties Begin Recovery from Hurricane Idalia: 'As Bad as It Is, It Still Ain't as Bad as It Could Have Been' - Vimarsana News

Rural Counties Begin Recovery from Hurricane Idalia: 'As Bad as It Is, It Still Ain't as Bad as It Could Have Been'

Category 3 Hurricane Idalia made landfall in Taylor County’s Keaton Beach area, where the sheriff said it could have been worse.

WMNF | Long recovery from Hurricane Idalia starts for Taylor and other rural counties in Florida - Vimarsana News

WMNF | Long recovery from Hurricane Idalia starts for Taylor and other rural counties in Florida

Hours after Hurricane Idalia hit, Gov. Ron DeSantis went to rural Taylor County, where downed trees and some power lines littered the roads.

Source: wmnf.org
After Idalia, long recovery begins for rural Taylor County | Observer Local News - Vimarsana News

After Idalia, long recovery begins for rural Taylor County | Observer Local News

Gov. Ron DeSantis visited hard-hit Perry to discuss Hurricane Idalia damage.

A long recovery begins for rural Taylor County, Florida - Vimarsana News

A long recovery begins for rural Taylor County, Florida

Category 3 Idalia made landfall in Taylor County’s Keaton Beach area, and Sheriff Wayne Padgett said other hard-hit areas included downtown Perry and Steinhatchee, “a little fishing village on the coast."

Source: wfsu.org
Hurricane Idalia's aftermath: Florida rushes to restore power and clear debris - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Idalia's aftermath: Florida rushes to restore power and clear debris

Idalia made landfall near Keaton Beach, Fla., as a Category 3 hurricane on Wednesday, gradually weakening as it ripped through the state, into Georgia and across the Carolinas.

Source: kpbs.org