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Florida accounted for all but four of the fatalities, with 42 tallied in Lee County, which bore the brunt of the storm when it made landfall. Lee County officials have faced questions over whether they mandated evacuations in time. The chairman of the county's board of commissioners said that once the county was forecast to be in the cone, evacuation orders were given. Even then, some people chose to ride the storm out, [he] said.
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Satellite images showed beach cottages and a motel that lined the shores of Florida's Sanibel Island [a popular tourist getaway that was home to some 6,000] had been demolished by storm surges. The island's link to the mainland was severed by breaches to its causeway bridge, further complicating recovery efforts, [said Sanibel's city manager].
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More than 700,000 businesses and homes remained without power on Sunday afternoon in Florida. Insurers braced for between $28 billion and $47 billion in claims from what could amount to the costliest Florida storm since 1992, according to analytics company CoreLogic.