Hermine fells trees, blows out power, leaves one dead in US


  • World
  • Friday, 02 Sep 2016

Hermine made landfall as a Category One hurricane around 1:30 am local time near St Marks, just south of Tallahassee.

Miami (AFP) - Hermine uprooted trees, flooded streets and blew out power Friday as the hurricane swept across Florida's Gulf coast, grinding down to tropical strength as it moved north into Georgia.

A homeless man was killed by a falling tree, Florida Governor Rick Scott said.

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