Crews respond to residents in flooded homes in Sea Colony subdivision during Hurricane Matthew (Photo courtesy: Flagler County Fire Rescue)No description foundNo description foundNo description foundProvided by FEMANo description foundCounty Dock Park in Mandarin (Photo courtesy Frank Powers)No description foundNo description foundCounty Dock Park in Mandarin (Photo courtesy Frank Powers)No description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundProvided by FEMAProvided by FEMAProvided by FEMAProvided by FEMAMassive oak sliced through home on Elsie Street in Green Cove Springs.Tree wint in one side and came out the other.No description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundCrews respond to residents in flooded homes in Sea Colony subdivision during Hurricane Matthew (Photo courtesy: Flagler County Fire Rescue)No description foundCrews respond to residents in flooded homes in Sea Colony subdivision during Hurricane Matthew (Photo courtesy: Flagler County Fire Rescue)Rescuers use jet skits to reach residents in flooded homes in Sea Colony subdivision during Hurricane Matthew (Photo courtesy: Flagler County Fire Rescue)Gov. Rick Scott tours St. Johns County (Photo Courtesy: Office of Gov. Rick Scott).Gov. Rick Scott tours St. Johns County (Photo Courtesy: Office of Gov. Rick Scott).Gov. Rick Scott tours St. Johns County (Photo Courtesy: Office of Gov. Rick Scott).Gov. Rick Scott tours St. Johns County (Photo Courtesy: Office of Gov. Rick Scott).No description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundJU Student Life staff, including Vice President for Student Affairs Kristie Gover, seated lower right, prepare as students from North campus are relocated to Oak Hall (Photo, info courtesy of Jacksonville University).Students dine in Oak Hall during the hurricane (Photo, info courtesy of Jacksonville University).A large tree down, behind the Lazzara Health Sciences Center (Photo, info courtesy of Jacksonville University).A large tree down in front of the Reid Medical Science Center (Photo, info courtesy of Jacksonville University).Trees lean after Hurricane Matthew on the campus of JU (Photo, info courtesy of Jacksonville University).No description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundPhoto credit: Alex HarrisonNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description foundNo description found
Crews respond to residents in flooded homes in Sea Colony subdivision during Hurricane Matthew (Photo courtesy: Flagler County Fire Rescue)
On Oct. 7, 2016, area beaches were evacuated and water came rushing up into St Augustine’s Bayfront. Matthew passed 40-miles east of Jacksonville as a Category 2 hurricane with winds of 110. mph. Matthew washed away 100 feet of the Jacksonville Beach Pier and JEA had more than 200,000 power outages.
