Families in Florida are picking up the pieces after Hurricane Ian ravaged the state this week.
When the family opened their door, 3 to 4 feet of water came in and they were met with howling winds, she recalled.
“The water, we were being moved left and right, and we sometimes lost our grip but we were able to grab onto each other once again,” Maribel said. “And we got to that, thank God, two-story structure and we went to a laundry and we were there for five hours with panic because the water kept coming up and kept coming up.”“It was really really ugly, so horrible. The house almost fell. It opened up, the foundation almost came up, it all got destroyed and cut,” Maribel said. “We lost everything.
Liliana said at one point she feared for the worse, but “I had to pull myself together and get through it.”
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Facing survivor's guilt as Hurricane Ian strands me in SFJacqueline Coleman is far from home in SF as Hurricane Ian devastates Florida.
Lire la suite »
Bay Area Families Escape Hurricane IanA Bay Area family, who recently moved to Sarasota, Florida, escaped as Hurricane Ian moved inland Wednesday.
Lire la suite »
Florida death toll rises from Hurricane IanAt least 4 people died after Hurricane Ian pummeled Florida's western coast with record storm surge flooding and intense winds on Wednesday. Many deaths occur days after the storm has passed while people are recovering, NHC officials warn.
Lire la suite »
Tiny kitten in Sarasota, Florida, is a Hurricane Ian survivor as shelter misses worst of stormAnimal shelters such as Cat Depot in Sarasota, Florida, were vulnerable during Hurricane Ian, given tough evacuation process — but some managed to escape the worst of the storm.
Lire la suite »
Live Updates: Hurricane IanSeveral feet of seawater swept through a condominium tower on the Naples, Florida bayfront, destroying several cars and inundating the lobby, then receding overnight and leaving behind a thick, foul-smelling slurry of sand and seawater.
Lire la suite »
Florida woman shares crazy tips for house floods: ‘Fill washer with ice’As Hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida, a woman from Florida who’s no stranger to hurricane damage has shared her tips to prepare your home.
Lire la suite »