In a report to the site "Fox 35 Orlando"Several planes appeared upside down, their wings were twisted.
According to the report, more than 15 aircraft were damaged at the aforementioned airport, but no injuries were recorded.
The damage was not limited to aircraft alone, but also affected private facilities and hangars at the airport.
Florida awaits the arrival of the hurricane "Ian"
emptied the inhabitants of the coast Florida Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, shelved groceries, closed the windows and fled to shelters as the hurricane approached "Ian" Today, Wednesday, the southern tip of the US state witnessed strong winds, hours before the expected hurricane to make landfall.
It was expected to sweep "Ian"who hit Cuba Tuesday and leave the island located in Caribbean Entirely without power, a beach south of Tampa Bay, Florida, somewhere between Sarasota and Naples, with the strength of a deadly Category 4 hurricane on Wednesday.
According to the Saffron-Simpson scale, a Category 4 hurricane has sustained winds of up to 209 kilometers per hour.
The first warning came from Tornadoes Today, Wednesday, the maximum winds for Ian will approach 195 kilometers per hour, making it a category three hurricane, but with expectations that it will intensify.
The National Hurricane Center in Miami warned that "Ian" It will cause high waves and floods Life-threatening coastal areas and more than a foot of rain in some areas, as the authorities urged more than 2.5 million people to evacuate their homes and go to higher places.
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Northbury Airport in Pembroke Pines, on Tuesday evening, witnessed significant damage, affecting several Planes.
In a report by “Fox 35 Orlando”, several planes were shown upside down, and their wings had been twisted.
According to the report, more than 15 aircraft were damaged at the aforementioned airport, but no injuries were recorded.
The damage was not limited to aircraft alone, but also affected private facilities and hangars at the airport.
Florida awaits the arrival of Hurricane Ian
emptied the inhabitants of the coast Florida Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, grocery shelves, shuttered windows and shelters as Hurricane Ian approached on Wednesday, as the southern tip of the US state saw strong winds hours before Hurricane was expected to make landfall.
It was expected to sweep “Ian”, who hit Cuba Tuesday and leave the island located in Caribbean Entirely without power, a beach south of Tampa Bay, Florida, somewhere between Sarasota and Naples, with the strength of a deadly Category 4 hurricane on Wednesday.
According to the Saffron-Simpson scale, a Category 4 hurricane has sustained winds of up to 209 kilometers per hour.
The first warning came from Tornadoes Today, Wednesday, the maximum winds for Ian will approach 195 kilometers per hour, making it a category three hurricane, but with expectations that it will intensify.
The National Hurricane Center in Miami warned that “Ian” will lead to high waves and floods Life-threatening coastal areas and more than a foot of rain in some areas, as the authorities urged more than 2.5 million people to evacuate their homes and go to higher places.