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https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/09/17/hurricane-sally-damage-power-outages-flooding-alabama-florida-death-toll/3477622001/

Live coverage of Sally: Far from finished, storm leaves 600,000 without power across Deep South as flooding, rains roll north

2020-09-17 00:00:00, John Bacon and Annie Blanks, USA TODAY

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Word Count:
1265

Words/Sentence:
19

Reading Time:
8.43 min

Reading Quality:
Intermediate

Readability:
11th or 12th

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Disaster relief:How to help Hurricane Sally victims along Gulf CoastThe storm crashed ashore early Wednesday as a Category 2 hurricane in Gulf Shores, Alabama, about 30 miles west of Pensacola.

In Pensacola, the biggest city in battered Escambia County, a barge-mounted construction crane smashed into the recently completed Three Mile Bridge, causing a section of the span over Pensacola Bay to collapse, authorities said.

"Power outages leave more than 1 million people in the darkMore than 220,000 Florida power customers remained in the dark Thursday.

Our area has sustained significant damage with major flooding, extensive power outages, structural damage, wide-range beach erosion, fallen trees, and many roads are closed/impassable," the local tourist bureau said in a statement.

Almost 300,000 power customers in Alabama, more than 50,000 in Louisiana and 40,000 in Georgia were also dark.

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