"A weakened Irma brought rain and wind to a wide section of the country on Tuesday after causing at least 11 deaths and leaving some 6.7 million people without power in five states.

Irma, which was downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone Tuesday morning, was bringing 'generally moderate rain' to a wide swath of the southeast and Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, according to the National Weather Service.

Irma tore a path of destruction across the Caribbean and up Florida before breaking up on Tuesday."

Emily Shapiro, Karma Allen, and Julia Jacobo report for ABC News September 12, 2017. [2]

SEE ALSO:

"Irma May Force Florida Insurers to Turn to Deeper Pockets" (New York Times) [3]

"Damage from Hurricanes Irma, Harvey Will Hit U.S. Taxpayers Hard" (InsideClimate News) [4]

"Millions of Homeowners Aren’t Insured For The Damage Done by Irma" (Quartz) [5]

"More Than 10 Million People Lost Power in Florida" (Atlantic) [6]

"‘Devastation’ in the Florida Keys: Here’s What Happened When Irma Struck" (Miami Herald) [7]

"Don't Forget About Us: Irma's Desperate Caribbean Survivors" (CNN) [8]

"Irma’s Storm Surge Swallows Jacksonville With Record Floods" (NBC News) [9]