“By the grace of God the storm went north, had it come south this whole situation would’ve been so different,” Ross said. In the northeastern coast, storm surge had parts of Saint Augustine under waist deep water.įurther south, in communities like Port Salerno, many had been bracing for the worst, but Captain Tony Ross and his wife Denise rode out the storm in their boat. Further inland in Orange County, the sheriff’s office is reporting that two people were killed, electrocuted by downed power lines during the storm. There was also flooding up and down the coast, and the late season storm has unfortunately turned deadly.
Some beaches seemed to just disappear, eaten away by the rough surf. – The wrath of Hurricane Nicole forced some structures to crumble along the cost in Central Florida.ĭrone video showed devastating beach erosion in Daytona Beach, leaving several waterfront homes in peril. to 9 p.m., while the airport is open.Ī special contractor will be brought in to inventory and collect T-hangar contents for tenants.Ĭervasio said he understood pilots want to check on their airplanes, then added, “It’s not safe in there, the next beam can fall at any time.”Įarle Kimel primarily covers south Sarasota County for the Herald-Tribune and can be reached at Support local journalism with a digital subscription to the Herald-Tribune.HUTCHINSON ISLAND, Fla. The Panama City Beach officers will be stationed at the hangar area from 6 a.m. “That way we could open the airport, having that area secure.” “We’re going to secure that area,” Cervasio said Wednesday. Venice Airport Director Mark Cervasio said the insurer and a structural engineer inspected the area Tuesday and determined nobody should be in the T-hangar areas. The airport was initially open in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian but closed Tuesday so it could be inspected for damage. VENICE – Venice Municipal Airport reopened for use Wednesday morning, though volunteer officers from the Panama City Beach Police Force will be stationed at the damaged T-hangars until the area can be fenced.Įarlier: Venice residents react to damage from Hurricane Ian
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