Social Media posts from Puerto Rico after Hurricane Irma passes

September 7, 2017

Collins Parker,

SAN JUAN, Puerto (WDEF) Hurricane Irma didn’t directly strike Puerto Rico, and it still has left more than a million people without power.

It skirted the island overnight, still packing 175 mph winds.

San Juan suffered mainly downed trees and some building damage from those powerful winds.

Here is how the island looked on Thursday morning.

istín Diario
@listindiario

#VIDEO | Obstaculizada la vía que conecta #LasTerrenas con el municipio de #Sánchez https://t.co/0b50vH6Qk3 … #Irma #HuracánIrma https://t.co/pQTKXZ3L2S

Xavier A. Muñoz Torres
@boomone787

Irma2017 #huracanirma #huracan #puertorico #hatorey

riel G. Garcia
@agarciarosa

Wednesday evening:

A pilot successfully flew a Delta flight to and from Puerto Rico, avoiding Hurricane Irma in the nick of time. https://t.co/f3jeEdcBR3 pic.twitter.com/aboflGxEHY

— CBS News (@CBSNews) September 7, 2017