WATCH: Drone video shows crumbling Florida homes devastated by Nicole

DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Fla. – It could take days for the total scope of injury left by Hurricane Nicole to be totally seen, however the image is coming into sharp focus for communities like Daytona Seaside Shores the place drone video exhibits a robust of properties crumbling into the ocean.

The video, shot by Brandon Clement from WxChasing, exhibits what stays of a number of former beachfront properties that now barely resemble properties.

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Roofs lay propped up on what stays of dunes, tile flooring are folded like paper and the remnants of partitions and furnishings lay scattered in all places.

These properties in Daytona Seaside Shores mirror others present in Wilbur-by-the-Sea.

Nicole’s huge wind area battered the Volusia County coast in a single day with sturdy sustained winds and gusts of 70 mph or extra.

In all, the county has deemed not less than 49 beachfront buildings unsafe and in danger for collapse due to Nicole. That features Twenty-four lodges and condos.

The excessive tide in Volusia County is ready to come back at 9:12 p.m. Thursday night time and is anticipated to deliver extra erosion to the world, rising the danger for extra injury alongside the shore.

Due to the evacuations, individuals are being advised to steer clear of the seaside. Along with particles on the coast, the surf on the seaside is tough with 10-to-12-foot breaking waves and robust rip currents.

Full injury assessments alongside the coast have additionally not been accomplished.

“We have now not but had the chance to evaluate coastal buildings corresponding to piers and walkways,” mentioned Seaside Security Deputy Director Tammy Malphurs. “Even throughout low tide, these buildings could collapse with out discover. At the moment the seaside is essentially the most harmful place to be in our county. We are going to work as onerous as we probably can to make it secure and accessible as soon as once more, but it surely’s going to take time.”

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