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Once piers cut by the energy of hurricane ian and the storm surge to came in. piled up like tinker toys, snapped on their sides, some crashing into the land here. one vessel so large all of this, as if it were nothing. that's what hurricane ian did to this area, with those hurricane-force winds. downtown fort myers took the storm surge. the businesses in the historic area, the streets, look like rushing rivers as the storm came in in the evening. some of the toughest conditions were wednesday night as that dirty side of the hurricane rolled through. it made landfall about 20 miles to the north...

Indicative of what wind speeds we are expecting in jacksonville, savannah, charleston, bloomington. 50, 60, 70 miles per hour across these areas, bringing power lines down, trees down, rain falls across the streets, exceeding 6 to 8 inches. the storm, certainly, far from over. orlando, the reason why disney world has shut down. hurricane-force gusts, across that region, right now. it was what they've noticed, the sun coming up, that there will be felt across areas of charleston, and savannah, over the next couple of days. >> he, and posing so many dangers, and the worst is yet to come. pedram ...

(Updated at 12:25 p.m.) Tropical storm-force winds from Hurricane Irene, combined with a steady, soaking rain, brought down at least 75 trees throughout Arlington last night, completely or partially blocking at least 35 streets, authorities said. The falling trees blocked main roads, like Columbia Pike and westbound I-66, and knocked out power to various parts

The newly-restored Lubber Run Amphitheater was damaged by a falling tree limb over the weekend. The large, rotted tree limb, felled by the wind and rain of Hurricane Irene, hit the back of the amphitheater building and damaged the concrete brick parapet wall and capping. Some wiring also appeared to be damaged. The damage is

Their own until -- because of the conditions the worst pasts? >> we're asking anybody today to stay in their home and not go on the road. we are experiencing right now tropical storm-force winds and it's going to get worse as the afternoon goes on. we have a lot of trees in the tampa bay area especially where i'm at and so we expect power outages, power lines down, trees down. we're asking anybody that is thinking about evacuating at this point to just stay at home. >> yeah, i mean, things are getting a whole lot worse, even where we are. thank you, mayor, for being with us this morning. the...