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I can't speak for Naples, and they got the eyewall so I'm sure it's worse over there, but because of the fact that most people in Miami are at least somewhat hurricane savvy there are less car "casualties" than you might expect. Not to say there aren't any though, the number of cars looking like this in the Miami area is probably in the thousands,
Most of the Sandy damaged cars were wrecked from storm surge not wind. Enough salt water kills a car. I remember seeing an internet photo of someone looking out the window of his Manhattan apartment and seeing cars floating on his street, but even less deep water would damage a car
Most of the Sandy damaged cars were wrecked from storm surge not wind. Enough salt water kills a car. I remember seeing an internet photo of someone looking out the window of his Manhattan apartment and seeing cars floating on his street, but even less deep water would damage a car
My brother lost his car from a falling tree. Luckily mine was in a parking garage.
Most of the Sandy damaged cars were wrecked from storm surge not wind. Enough salt water kills a car. I remember seeing an internet photo of someone looking out the window of his Manhattan apartment and seeing cars floating on his street, but even less deep water would damage a car
Many of those Sandy cars have been sold to unsuspecting buyers across the country. It'll happen with Harvey-damaged cars as well.
"Now till further notice"? Does this mean a week worth of Tropical Storm conditions? lol
I guess 2 days of calm, eerie, stale air I'll finally get my wish of WIND
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