A man takes pictures of boats that have been damaged by a storm. GIorgIO VIERA is pictured.
Hurricane Ian left a trail of destruction as it moved up the Atlantic coast.
Ian dropped anywhere from 6 inches to 20 inches of rain across central Florida, with peak wind gusts of 140 mph recorded in Cape Coral.
The death toll is unknown as search and rescue efforts continue.
According to Power Outage.us, there were more than 2 million people without power in the state.
Peter Robbins, a spokesman for Florida Power and Light, told CNN that it will take more time to restore customers in areas like Naples. We will not stop until every last person is on.
Take a look at the latest photos.
Jake and Heather visited a section of businesses that were destroyed at FortMyers Beach.
There are homes and businesses that have been damaged.
Remnants of damaged homes and flooded vehicles are visible in Fort Myers Beach.
The aerial photo shows the damage caused by Hurricane Ian. The photo was taken by the Associated Press.
Vehicles travel through a flooded area after Hurricane Ian passed through. Joe Raedle took this picture.
The people embrace as they look at the damage.
The man tried to ride a bike in the flooding.
There is a view of flooded and damaged areas after a storm.
In Bartow, a commercial sign was destroyed by the winds and rain from Hurricane Ian.
After Hurricane Ian moved through, Tom Park began to clean up.
Hurricane Ian made its way through the Gulf Coast of Florida in September of 2022.
When Hurricane Ian hit the area, a boat pushed against her apartment. Joe Raedle took this picture.
Stedi Scuderi's apartment was flooded when Hurricane Ian hit the area. Joe Raedle took this picture.
Some boats are partially submerged in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian as residents inspect damage to a marina. GIorgIO VIERA is pictured.
A woman stands in her apartment after it was flooded by Hurricane Ian.
The causeway leading to Sanibel was destroyed by Hurricane Ian. The photo was taken by Associated Press.
Firefighters help people stranded by Hurricane Ian in a photo provided by Orange County Fire Rescue. In this photo, the Orange County Fire Rescue's Public Information Office is pictured.
There are boats that have been damaged in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. The photo was taken by Marco Bello.
A man stands outside of his home in the aftermath of a storm. Shannon Stapleton sent this photo to us.
Vehicles are sitting in flood water at the Palm Isle apartments in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. The photo was taken by John Raoux.