> Lee County: 'hundreds of fatalities' expected from Ian

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100s of DEAD BAGGERS!!!!

Efforts shift from rescue to recovery: "There are no survivors"

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The US has become a third-world nation under Biden. 

I thought they said FL was going to turn blue?   

Getting there!

The death toll from Hurricane Ian continued to rise Saturday, as rescuers combed through flooded homes and rubble. So did the number of lives saved.

The Florida Medical Examiners Association reported 24 confirmed deaths as of Saturday afternoon. Most were elderly people who drowned. The majority occurred Lee County, followed by the surrounding areas of southwest Florida, but the devastation stretched across the state, particularly in the east central region.

A woman in Volusia County drowned after a wave swept her into the ocean. A man in Sarasota County fell off a roof while putting up rain shutters.

The number is likely much higher than 24. To confirm a death, a medical examiner must conduct an autopsy and conclude that it was related to Hurricane Ian. The number does not include the many still unconfirmed dead reported by state and local officials or found by rescuers. Media reports conflict as to the exact number of fatalities so far because they include confirmed and unconfirmed fatalities. Many suggest that the toll could surpass 50.

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Florida baggers surprised every year by hurricanes during hurricane season

'Hurricane season' contradicts the mantra that it's all the fault of 'global warming'? That's what you libfilth shriek every time there's bad weather, like it never happened before 1990.

Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno said the death toll from Ian has risen to 35 deaths.

Marceno made the announcement in a Facebook post.
Marceno also said there have been about 600 to 700 rescues as of Saturday morning.

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Florida baggers surprised every year by hurricanes during hurricane season

Nope its the retards from blue states that move there.

No loss.

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I thought they said FL was going to turn blue?   

What's the skin color of a dead shytbagger?

blue

The Cape Romano 'dome home' is finally gone.

The remaining four Cape Romano dome homes have indeed collapsed into the Gulf of Mexico following a final lashing by Hurricane Ian, photos and videos from a local sheller confirm.

Alex Demooy of Breakwater Adventures and Athena Custodio, both of Naples, were out shelling on Friday morning when they came across what remained of the iconic and popular structures. At one point in time they were fully on land, built in 1982, but erosion had in a sense pushed the homes into the water. After Hurricane Irma in 2017, two of the homes sunk.

Now, just the concrete top of one of the dome homes could be seen at low tide, appearing almost like the back of a small white whale as it comes up for air. The pilings and rods jutted out of the water as well.


History: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl … ocean.html [Questionable Source (Bagz)]

Diarrhetrius Brown wrote:

We have a friend who lives in Fort Myers and while he and his family are good he texted me today that the death toll is going to be huge.

Sanibel Island is a huge total wipeout and we can expect a large number of deaths from stupid people who didn't fuqing leave.  He told me they are finding bodies in the marshes and I wonder how many will simply disappear forever? From what I heard so far we can expect hundreds and hundreds dead.

We are in the mountains of north Georgia where we plan to stay at least another week, possibly two weeks, then maybe go back.

Wife and I have never sat through a hurricane ALWAYS getting the fuq out of town three days before it is projected to hit.

Don't rich Jews like you own all of the properties on the islands and near the ocean?  You all have the money to leave, so who exactly would have stayed?

A 68-year-old woman died after she was swept into the Atlantic Ocean by powerful storm surges during the height of Hurricane Ian’s wrath in Volusia County, reports said.

Volusia Beach officials said the unidentified woman from Kentucky was pulled into the ocean by storm surge Thursday as her family ventured out near Ormond Beach to watch as the worst of Hurricane Ian battered the east coast of the state.

Officials said the woman was swept into the water but quickly rescued by her son. WESH reported that the two tried to get off the beach, but a stairway collapsed, sending the woman back into the water.

Rescuers, hampered by the then-tropical storm conditions, arrived soon after but were unable to revive the woman.


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The death toll from Hurricane Ian continued to rise Saturday, as rescuers combed through flooded homes and rubble. So did the number of lives saved.

The Florida Medical Examiners Association reported 25 confirmed deaths in the state as of Saturday evening. Most were elderly people who drowned. The majority occurred in Lee County, followed by surrounding areas of southwest Florida, but the devastation stretched across the state, particularly in the east central region.

A woman in Volusia County drowned after a wave swept her into the ocean. A man in Sarasota County fell off a roof while putting up rain shutters.

The number is likely much higher than 25. To confirm a death, a medical examiner must conduct an autopsy and conclude that it was related to Hurricane Ian. The number does not include the many still unconfirmed dead reported by state and local officials or found by rescuers.

News outlets have been reporting conflicting death tallies that include confirmed and unconfirmed fatalities. NBC on Saturday afternoon reported that Ian was responsible for more than 77 deaths in Florida.