TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月12日 03時07分

Hurricane Michael pummeled the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday, wreaking havoc on communities when it made landfall as an unprecedented Category 4 storm and confirming fears that it would bring “unimaginable devastation” to the area. The storm destroyed buildings, tore roofs off of homes, shattered glass storefronts, toppled trees and power lines, and swept cars away in flood water. Hurricane winds reached 155 mph, and two hurricane-related deaths have been reported thus far. Amanda Logsdon, pictured here, began the process of trying to clean up her home on Oct. 11 after the roof was blown off in Panama City, Fla. “This morning, Florida’s Gulf Coast, Panhandle and Big Bend are waking up to unimaginable destruction,” Florida Gov. Rick Scott said at a press briefing Thursday morning. “So many lives have been changed forever. So many families have lost everything. Homes are gone, businesses are gone. Roads and infrastructure along the storm’s path have been destroyed. This hurricane was an absolute monster, and the damage left in its wake is still yet to be fully understood.” Hurricane Michael is one of the most powerful storms to ever hit the U.S. mainland. Photograph by Joe Raedle—@gettyimages

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