UF campus faces minor damage after Hurricane Irma
By Christina Morales | Sep. 11, 2017The worst winds of Hurricane Irma have passed through Gainesville, but the storm left its mark on UF’s campus.
The worst winds of Hurricane Irma have passed through Gainesville, but the storm left its mark on UF’s campus.
With Hurricane Irma moving up the Florida peninsula, UF students evacuated to on-campus shelters at Steinbrenner Band Hall and Southwest Recreation Center.
The change in Hurricane Irma’s path increases the amount of time the storm will be in Gainesville on Monday night, UF spokesperson Janine Sikes said. Campus officials would not be able to assess the damage or safety of campus until Tuesday, she said.
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