Damage at Naples Estates (Channing Frampton / WINK)
FORT MYERS, Fla. Hurricane Irma made landfall Sunday in Southwest Florida, but days later, the signs of its destruction were still evident throughout the region.
Damage at Naples Estates (Channing Frampton / WINK)
Damage at Naples Estates (Channing Frampton / WINK)
Wreckage at Naples Estates (Channing Frampton / WINK)
A downed palm tree leans on a street sign at Prospect Avenue and Seminole Street in Fort Myers (Photo via Frank Pratt)
A power pole was down Thursday between Naples and Everglades City.
(Channing Frampton / WINK)
Flooding in Port Royal, Naples (Channing Frampton / WINK)
Roof damage at Tin City in Naples (Channing Frampton / WINK)
Flooding at the Peace River Campground near Arcadia (Taylor Bisacky / WINK)
A downed power pole danges over a pool in North Naples (Elias Yacob / WINK)
An LCEC transformer down along State Road 82 near Alabama Road (Photo via Alainna Zwiernik)
Downed power structure (photo via Elizabeth Smith)
Downed power pole in front of the Victoria Park neighborhood along Airport-Pulling Road in North Naples. (Photo via Carole E. Guttuso)
Flooding along Hunting Road in Bonita Springs. (Photo via Ammie Millan)
San Carlos Park aftermath. Photo via Brandon Boesenberg.
