The US is shocked by the passage of Hurricane Idalia, since it leaves behind disasters, while the fact that the eastern states have not yet experienced its full extent is frightening.
Characteristic of the intensity of the phenomenon is that the hurricane reached Florida with a speed of 205 km/h.
The State of Florida has been declared a state of emergency and evacuation orders have been issued for entire areas since yesterday, 29/8.
Citizens are already bracing for Idalia to strike by barricading their homes and stockpiling supplies as rescue and search officials warn they may not be able to arrive in time to help.
Already more than 50,000 households are without power in Florida.
Hurricane Idalia makes landfall in Florida – CNN #breakingnews #breadking #flooding #weatheradvisory #news #weatheralert #latestnews #flood https://t.co/E4TV2Ja3xv pic.twitter.com/enBPt5yyfV
— Brett Murphy (@bmurphypointman) August 30, 2023
The hurricane is expected to produce destructive storm surges, creating waves nearly three meters high, along the Gulf Coast.
جدار العين يضرب مدينة بيري في فلوريدا شاهد 👀‼️🌀 💨 #طقس_العالم #إعصار_إيداليا
سبحان الله العظيم 🇺🇸#Hurricane #Idalia #HurricaneIdalia #FLwx
30-8-2023
pic.twitter.com/o34kxBFFeX— طقس_العالم ⚡️ (@Arab_Storms) August 30, 2023
Indeed, forecasters are voicing fears of flooding in Florida, southern Georgia and parts of South Carolina.
🇺🇸 Trees and trailer houses are destroyed due to #Idalia #HurricaneIdalia #IdaliaHurricane #Hurricane pic.twitter.com/kcmDS9cgiL
— Attentive Media (@AttentiveCEE) August 30, 2023
On the other hand, the governor of South Carolina, Henry McMaster, declared yesterday, 29/8, a state of emergency in the state.
