ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月13日 08時30分

@howdyluke took this photo of Charlie Regalbuto and her yellow lab, Toby, walking down Colonial Street today in Charleston, South Carolina. Across much of the Southeast U.S. stressed and exhausted families are assessing damage from Irma, or just beginning the arduous journey home. Now a post-tropical cyclone, #Irma continued to weaken as it moved toward the Tennessee Valley. Some of the worst damage it wrought was focused in the Florida Keys, where the storm tore at nearly every home, and in Jacksonville, where hundreds were rescued from floodwaters. In Charleston and the surrounding coastal communities, the storm and flooding exceeded local expectations. Irma’s effects coincided with high tide, causing some of the worst flooding since Hurricane Hugo, which devastated the area in 1989. Still, “things are a lot better today than yesterday,” Mayor John Tecklenburg said. “I expect us to be fully back in business tomorrow.” Visit the link in our profile for live updates on Irma.

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