How did favorite vacation destinations fare in storm?

Hurricane Irma tore through a sea of destruction across the Caribbean before moving north. While it looks like the situation could be much worse in Florida, it’s still affecting many of the people and places you probably know and love from your vacations. Florida State Emergency Response Team, as of 3 p.m. ET Monday. All counties in the state are affected.Than:Irma weakens, chainsaws buzz in FloridaThan:Hurricane Irma: Where it is now and what we knowThe CaribbeanWhile Florida is sure to get a lot of attention, the Caribbean islands are also taking a huge hit. At least 20 people were killed when Irma broke through. St. Thomas and St. John, in the US Virgin Islands, suffered serious damage, with power and phone service on St. John. As of Saturday, 70% of customers on St. Thomas had no electricity and the roof of the only hospital on the island was blown. Worse yet? Hurricane Jose is also within the reach of the Caribbean. Over the weekend, Jose only passed through the Caribbean islands that have been slammed by Irma, such as Barbuda, Antigua and the Virgin Islands. It is currently a Category 2 hurricane.Daytona . beach areaAccording to the Daytona News-Journal, Beach Street in downtown Daytona is knee deep. As of Monday morning, 4.66 inches of rain had fallen at Daytona International Airport, and gusts were expected to peak at 78 mph.Florida keyIrma remained a Category 4 hurricane when it made landfall in the Florida Keys on Sunday. “Everything is underwater, I mean everything,” said Larry Kahn, an editor of the local newspaper The Keynoter. Several inches of water ran down Duval Street after the storm. Water blocked part of US 1 and the water level was 3 feet higher than normal Read more: Kingdom Come: Deliverance – Ginger in a Pickle Quest Guide stormy.Than:Hurricane Jose poses potential threat to US East Coast next weekThan:Irma: Florida airports start to slow to restart; the number of cancellations currently stands at 14,000 and continues to growFort MyersThere seems to be little structural damage in Fort Myers. Power was out and some streets remained impassable with fallen limbs and flooding. No injuries have been reported.Jacksonville areaFlash flooding was reported across Duval, St. Johns and Nassau, according to WTLV- and WJXX-TV in Jacksonville. TV station reported, the St. Johns will likely flood another 4 to 6 feet at low tide.Marco IslandIrma’s winds were still at 130 mph as it made landfall on Marco Island. While the extent of the damage has yet to be determined, “it looks massive, especially at the southern end of the island,” said Marco Island City Council President Larry Honig. Honig said many streets were covered with water reaching mailbox depths.Miami areaAs daylight broke, Miami was still assessing the damage. Power supplies and mobile phones have largely run out; Trees were uprooted and some boats were thrown from their moorings.Read more: where is my friend’s house eng sub | Miami International Airport remained closed on Monday due to storm damage, with hopes to reopen for a limited schedule on Tuesday. High winds pushed water through window pads and through roof joints, causing minor flooding through the large complex. Even the operations room where airport managers met Monday morning was damaged by water.Than:Miami International Airport hopes to open Tuesday with limited serviceThan:Here’s how to stay in touch with your Florida family and friends after Hurricane Irma In nearby Fort Lauderdale, police arrested dozens of people accused of looting closed stores.Naples No deaths have been reported in Naples’ Collier County, as of Monday morning. Local officials called it “a miracle”. According to the State Emergency Response Team, 96% of the county is without power. The storm caused significant damage to the county’s water supply and drainage infrastructure.Orlando areaHigh winds continued to blow through the resort capital on Monday morning. As in other cities, the main damage was power outages, fallen trees and local flooding. The Orlando Sentinel said a 30-foot by 60-foot sinkhole opened in one neighborhood. Almost all theme parks, including Disney World, Universal Studios and Sea World were closed on Monday. Disney World did not lose power, but was hit by heavy rain and strong winds. All parks are scheduled to reopen on Tuesday.Tampa . Bay AreaTampa was afraid of a direct hit, but seemed to have dodged it. Several missing roofs have been reported, but the most common problems are again limb collapse and localized flooding, according to the Tampa Bay Times. Follow Allison Carter on Twitter: @AllisonLCarter.Read more: How to find rocks in RUST