CORAL GABLES, Fla. – Video exhibits a portion of one of many College of Miami’s freshman dorm patios curtained off after the patio space roof collapsed over the weekend.
In keeping with an e-mail from the college that went out to college students and school, a portion of Mahoney-Pearson’s outside patio was broken round 6 p.m. Sunday as sturdy thunderstorms moved via the realm.
The dorm is the college’s second oldest housing constructing.
“The College is conscious of the incident at Mahoney-Pearson Residential Faculty that occurred Sunday night following storms that impacted the realm,” a spokesperson for the college instructed Native 10 Information in an e-mail Monday. “College Services, Housing and Residential Life, and UMPD instantly responded. There have been no reported accidents, and we’re securing the outside patio space to evaluate the injury.”
Climate not solely disrupted operations on campus, however at South Florida airports as effectively.
As of Monday morning, Miami Worldwide Airport reported that there have been 38 delays and 28 cancelations up to now.
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Worldwide Airport reported that 33 flights have been delayed and 12 canceled.
And earlier than Miami’s 25th Ultra Music Festival wrapped up Sunday, festivalgoers had been pressured to search out shelter after messages popped up on screens telling visitors to take cowl from the thunderstorms.
The pageant was delayed an hour, and at one level, water gushed onto one of many phases.
The occasion ultimately went on, wrapping up at 11 p.m.
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