Witness the impact of Hurricane Irma on Key West first-hand
Miami Herald reporter David Ovalle and photojournalist Charles Trainor Jr. are on the ground in Key West as the region is battered by Hurricane Irma. He is in a dangerous situation and will update his twitter whenever safely possible. He may also not have extensive cell phone service, which will slow his updates on the storm.
A guy in a bicycle braves Hurricane Irma on Eaton Street in Key West #mh pic.twitter.com/gk4FgqziUu
— David Ovalle (@DavidOvalle305) September 10, 2017
Watching the storm #KeyWest #HurrcaneIrma pic.twitter.com/OmaU5TMqxr
— David Ovalle (@DavidOvalle305) September 10, 2017
Powering off, guys. Worst winds to start in Key West soon. Gonna last hours. If I can get service during it, I'll tweet! #HurrcaneIrma
— David Ovalle (@DavidOvalle305) September 10, 2017
Shutters got loose, metal clasp threatening to break bookstore window in Key West #HurricaneIrma #mh pic.twitter.com/LNGO07xO1G
— David Ovalle (@DavidOvalle305) September 10, 2017
My tweets wil be sporadic so I can conserve battery. But I'll keep you all up to date. Everyone's in good spirits. Winds not so bad yet https://t.co/oK5iwnBGaM
— David Ovalle (@DavidOvalle305) September 10, 2017
Here’s a Facebook live stream of Irma’s impact on Key West Sunday morning.
Below you will find live updates from Key West.
This story was originally published September 10, 2017 at 11:00 AM with the headline "Witness the impact of Hurricane Irma on Key West first-hand."