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Over 93% residents get power restored after Idalia slams Florida Gulf Coast, DeSantis says - Vimarsana News

Over 93% residents get power restored after Idalia slams Florida Gulf Coast, DeSantis says

Here’s the latest on the state’s power restoration efforts following Hurricane Idalia

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See what Hurricane Idalia flooded in Florida's Big Bend. - Vimarsana News

See what Hurricane Idalia flooded in Florida's Big Bend.

Hurricane Idalia’s massive storm surge tore through Florida’s Big Bend on Wednesday, likely flooding thousands of homes. The surge, roughly 10 feet deep, arrived just after sunrise. Idalia’s landfall near Keaton Beach as a Category 3 hurricane was just days removed from its formation off the Yucatán Peninsula, 600 miles away. The storm had traveled across the Gulf of Mexico, feasting on nearly ...

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Map: Idalia flooding in Cedar Key, Horseshoe Beach, rest of Big Bend - Vimarsana News

Map: Idalia flooding in Cedar Key, Horseshoe Beach, rest of Big Bend

Small towns like Steinhatchee and Horseshoe Beach just suffered catastrophic flooding. Here’s what was likely destroyed.

Rising seas only raise future risk for Florida - Vimarsana News

Rising seas only raise future risk for Florida

People have lived on Cedar Key for hundreds of years, returning and rebuilding after Civil War battles, fires and most often after flooding from storms and hurricanes.

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Commissioner Manny Diaz, Jr. Announces 53 of 75 School Districts are Open 24 Hours After Hurricane Idalia Made Landfall - Vimarsana News

Commissioner Manny Diaz, Jr. Announces 53 of 75 School Districts are Open 24 Hours After Hurricane Idalia Made Landfall

Commissioner of Education Manny Diaz, Jr. today announced that 53 out of Florida’s 75 school districts have safely reopened