Tropical Storm Idalia headed out to sea Thursday after thrashing parts of Florida and Georgia with punishing rains and destructive winds, leaving residents to begin the arduous process of clearing fallen trees, restoring electricity and picking through the debris of devastated homes.
Thus far, authorities have confirmed one death, that of a man hit by a falling tree in Georgia. As many as a half-million customers were without power at one point in Florida and Georgia as the storm ripped down utility poles.
After pounding Florida, Idalia swung east, flooding many of South Carolina’s beaches and leaving some in the state and North
Descargo de responsabilidad: Este artículo puede requerir una suscripción.
Español de México 
English