Florida’s ports have slowly restarted operations following a Category 1 Hurricane Nicole hitting the state’s coastline.
Homes falling in ocean after #HurricaneNicole in Daytona Beach Shores, FL. pic.twitter.com/iLD1ZbGemT
— WxChasing- Brandon Clement (@bclemms) November 10, 2022
Nicole, which made landfall on 9 November evening, has knocked power out from more than 300,000 homes and businesses across the state.
Within hours of Port Everglades reopening due to Hurricane Nicole, the port is filling up with ships again in a short period of time. pic.twitter.com/Nyf4FEjFyV
— Sam Stephenson (@pilotsam4) November 10, 2022
Port Tampa Bay reopened to traffic on Thursday 10 November.
UPDATE: Port of Palm Beach will reopen for land-side operations at 8:00 AM on Thursday, Nov. 10th. Safety inspections of the channel need to be conducted before the resumption of vessel traffic.
— Port of Palm Beach (@PortofPalmBeach) November 10, 2022
Port of Palm Beach reopened for landside operations at 8.00 am on 10 November. Safety inspections of the channel need to be conducted before the resumption of vessel traffic.
JAXPORT gates reopened to JAXPORT tenants at 6:30 am on Friday 11 November.
Port Everglades, PortMiami largely remained unaffected and quickly resumed operations.