South Florida spared from direct hit from Hurricane Helene, still feeling side effects

CBS News Miami's Joan Murray shares how even though South Florida isn't in the storm's direct path, its residents are still the effects of the hurricane.

[@Riconald]

Florida isn’t for me.

[@tonyburzio4107]

Good, try California, there's a deal on houses in that town that's falling 10' a day into the ocean. :-)

[@guachito33]

been here 17 years and only faced 2 storms, no major damage, I’ll stay here !!

[@EASTTBAY]

@@tonyburzio4107nahh were full of too much liberals as it is try new york

[@wooterrackz2699]

What do sand bags do ?

[@lilyreimer2155]

Sand in a bag is a dense material that acts as a barrier to water

[@wooterrackz2699]

@@lilyreimer2155 thanks I'm in Miami now I drive trucks and I'm in the storm

[@tepilahruach802]

A single small neighborhood with poor drain system is the news?😂

[@tonyburzio4107]

Y'all missed the biggest problem for everyone not actually in the landing zone, Atlanta airport is going to get a Category 1 hurricane. Imagine, all those pretty airplanes taking their crews to heaven only knows where. The likelihood of flying anywhere next month is pretty low.

[@DaedalusSun-l4r]

Parking at mia is $17 per day. $45 in coral gables. $40 at south beach.

[@Me97202]

I’ll know it’s serious when DeSantis puts on his white go-go boots.

[@robertoconsuegra9921]

Some get a trimmmer for that dudes crazy beard😅😂😂

[@katerina3902]

How does his beard affect you?