The Latest: FEMA Chief: Florida Damage Among The Worst He’s Seen
Long toured several towns in
Long previously said that he has expected the death toll to rise due to the deadly storm. But both he and Scott sidestepped questions on whether they anticipate more deaths to be announced in the days ahead.
Long also added that
An emailed statement Sunday afternoon from the
Georgia
The
The city announced the spills Saturday evening. It says the largest discharge was 800,000 gallons that flowed over a 16-hour period into a creek.
According to the News & Record, the city says the downstream areas were inspected and cleaned up where necessary.
Flooding during Hurricane Florence last month also caused sewage overflows in
Nelson on Sunday visited the military base just days after Hurricane Michael tore across the region. The
After Hurricane Andrew hit
The base was home to some of the nation's most advanced fighter jets but Nelson said he could not comment on how many planes were on the base during the storm or how many were damaged.
Thousands of people are likely to be without power in
Some areas —such as Panama City Beach— will get power restored in the next two days. But the electric utility said it will take longer for downtown
Currently, there are nearly 192,000 customers in
The
Trump will be accompanied by first lady
Michael barreled into the Florida
At a campaign rally Saturday in
Trump toured parts of the Carolinas last month after Hurricane Florence.
The facilities sustained significant roof damage, as well as damage to infrastructure critical for security.
Three prisons - the Gulf institution and annex, the Gulf Forestry Camp, and Panama City Work Release Center are closed until further damage assessments are made.
No inmates or staff members were injured. The agency says inmate locations will be updated on its website within 24 hours.
Search and rescue personnel are continuing to comb through the ruins of a small Florida
So far, one body has been found in
Crews with dogs went door-to-door Saturday in
Authorities have set up distribution centers to dole out food and water to victims. They've also set up a triage tent to treat residents stepping on nails and cutting themselves on debris.
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