The Gulf Coast is a popular vacation destination for many in Louisiana. And after Hurricane Sally many places residents loved to visit have been damaged.
Below is a list of reports based on information from media outlets, the National Weather Service office in Mobile and accounts on social media.
The Flora-Bama
Pink Pony Pub (Gulf Shores)
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The sun is now up and we can see some of the damage left behind in Gulf Shores. The pictures were taken near Hwy 59 and Beach Blvd. #HurricaneSally #Sally #alwx @FOX10News pic.twitter.com/CLtCPNWe4Z
— Tyler Fingert (@TylerFingert) September 16, 2020
Gulf State Park Pier (Gulf Shores)
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Pic shared by @USCG appears to show the Gulf State Park Pier in Gulf Shores, AL. As you can see, part of the pier was lost to #Sally. pic.twitter.com/56Yyhc5jG6
— Steve Caparotta, Ph.D. (@SteveWAFB) September 16, 2020
Sportsman Marina (Orange Beach)
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The Sportsman Marina in Orange Beach, Alabama, was left in ruins and the moored ships damaged after Hurricane Sally made landfall nearby as a dangerous Category 2 storm. https://t.co/h9obCVIemh pic.twitter.com/emn34dwMx4
— ABC News (@ABC) September 16, 2020
Souvenir City (Gulf Shores, with the well-known shark)
Shrimp Basket restaurant (Gulf Shores)
Anchor Bar & Grill (Orange Beach)
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Anchor Bar & Grill in Orange Beach #HurricaneSally pic.twitter.com/mJYZetcloc
— Laura Buchtel (@Laura_Buchtel) September 16, 2020
The Hangout (Gulf Shores)
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Exterior damage to @thehangoutGS suffered from #HurricaneSally @abc3340 @spann @mynbc15 #alwx pic.twitter.com/JtoegDS06K
— Stephen Quinn (@StephenQ3340) September 16, 2020
Know of damage at other popular spots? Email us at online@theadvocate.com
Contact Kyle Whitfield at kwhitfield@theadvocate.com
