Storm Michael: Watch how 155mph winds left trail of devastation - BBC News
The third-strongest storm in recorded history to hit the mainland US has left a wave of destruction.
The third-strongest storm in recorded history to hit the mainland US has battered north-west Florida, flooding beach towns and snapping trees.

Hurricane Michael made landfall on Wednesday afternoon as a category four storm with 155mph (250km/h) winds.

Two people, including a child, were killed by falling debris.

Having weakened to a tropical storm, Michael is on its way to the Carolinas.