The trail of devastating super typhoon Irma left Florida

Despite reducing the power when landing in Florida, Hurricane Irma left serious consequences for heavy rain and big flood.

The state of Florida is rapidly recovering from damage after Irma stormed the state, killing at least six people, Telegraph reported on September 12.By September 11, about 62% of Florida states lost power.The White House warns that this situation may continue for several weeks.Irma storms in one of the strongest times hitting the Florida Keys directly, speeding many homes.About 5,000 residents here do not evacuate.In the photo: Cars of the people passing through flooded streets in Key Largo on 9/11.(Photo: CNN).

Hurricane Irma with winds of over 145 km / h passing through the city of Miami on September 10 spilled thousands of trees, broke at least two cranes, flooded the streets and lost 72% of the city.In the photo: Residents went through the houses in Miami that were blown away by Hurricane Irma.(Photo: CNN).

Level 3 Hurricane Irma on the 5th level of the Marco Island City landing zone in southwest Florida on September 10, flooding the sea with about a meter of flooding and severing many lines.About 2,000 people in the area still have no electricity.In the photo: A house in Marco Island was damaged by Hurricane Irma.(Photo: CNN).

Most of Naples lost power due to Hurricane Irma.The predicted recovery job may take a week.In the photo: Police walked out of the Irma storm shelter in Naples after losing power on September 10.(Photo: CNN).

Percentage of people living in blackouts in counties in Florida.(Graphic: New York Times).

Irma storms do not directly affect the Tampa area but are enough to make trees fall, damaging properties in Hillsborough County.Residents near the rivers are forecast to be affected by floods in the following days.In the photo: An oak tree in Tampa is split in two by Hurricane Irma.(Photo: CNN).

Waves and winds in Irma storms cause severe flooding and landslides in many areas.In the photo: A house collapsed on the beach in Vilano Beach.(Photo: Reuters).

The intensity and path of Hurricane Irma when sweeping Florida state.(Graphic: New York Times).

Hurricane Irma caused one-third of Florida residents to be evacuated before the storm hit.In the photo: Irma evacuation residents at the Germain Gymnasium in Estero, Florida.(Photo: AP).

Florida governor Rick Scott and coast guard conducted a survey of Irma storm damage. Authorities said it was not possible to estimate the extent of the damage caused by communications and transport to many severed areas. "We will overcome this together," Scott tweeted on September 12.(Photo: Rick Scott).