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Hurricane Michael: Looking back one year later

Almost one year since Hurricane Michael, many people in our viewing area are still struggling to find some normalcy in the rubble the Category 5 storm left behind. We've put together a gallery of photos that captured Hurricane Michael's destruction around our viewing area.

PHOTO GALLERY: Hurricane Michael - 6 (Source: Gadsden County Sheriff's Department)Photo by: Bell, Autumn PHOTO GALLERY: Hurricane Michael - 11 Meridian Place Apartments (Source: Matt Baxter, WTXL editor/photographer)Photo by: (Source: David Magee) PHOTO GALLERY: Hurricane Michael - 11 Meridian Place Apartments (Source: Matt Baxter, WTXL editor/photographer)Photo by: (Source: David Magee) Hurricane Michael coming ashore on Florida Panhandle as a powerful Category 4 storm A street in Apalachicola, FL, floods amid storm surge from Hurricane Michael on Wednesday. The storm strengthened to nearly 150 mph before landfall in the Florida Panhandle.Photo by: Bell, Autumn Panhandle Kids Are #PanhandleStrong: Florida State Athletes Affected By Hurricane Michael Panhandle Kids Are #PanhandleStrong: Florida State Athletes Affected By Hurricane MichaelPhoto by: Courtesy: Janarius Robinson Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 21.JPG Trees and power lines are down all over town. Some trees & heavy limbs continue to fall. We all need the safest space to respond to work on response and recovery. Please remain sheltered in place throughout the night. (The…Photo by: Bell, Autumn Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 4.JPG Photo by: Bell, Autumn Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 22.JPG Photo by: Bell, Autumn Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 20.JPG Photo by: Bell, Autumn Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 6.JPG Photo by: Bell, Autumn Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 19.JPG Photo by: Bell, Autumn Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 4.JPG Photo by: Bell, Autumn Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 22.JPG Photo by: Bell, Autumn Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 4.JPG Photo by: Bell, Autumn Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 21.JPG Photo by: Bell, Autumn Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 20.JPG Photo by: Bell, Autumn

Hurricane Michael: Looking back one year later

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  • PHOTO GALLERY: Hurricane Michael - 6
  • PHOTO GALLERY: Hurricane Michael - 11
  • PHOTO GALLERY: Hurricane Michael - 11
  • Hurricane Michael coming ashore on Florida Panhandle as a powerful Category 4 storm
  • Panhandle Kids Are #PanhandleStrong: Florida State Athletes Affected By Hurricane Michael
  • Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 21.JPG
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  • Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 4.JPG
  • Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 21.JPG
  • Hurricane Michael brings destructive water and wind 20.JPG

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(Source: Gadsden County Sheriff's Department)Bell, Autumn
Meridian Place Apartments (Source: Matt Baxter, WTXL editor/photographer)(Source: David Magee)
Meridian Place Apartments (Source: Matt Baxter, WTXL editor/photographer)(Source: David Magee)
A street in Apalachicola, FL, floods amid storm surge from Hurricane Michael on Wednesday. The storm strengthened to nearly 150 mph before landfall in the Florida Panhandle.Bell, Autumn
Panhandle Kids Are #PanhandleStrong: Florida State Athletes Affected By Hurricane MichaelCourtesy: Janarius Robinson
Trees and power lines are down all over town. Some trees & heavy limbs continue to fall. We all need the safest space to respond to work on response and recovery. Please remain sheltered in place throughout the night. (The…Bell, Autumn
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