Ida's remnants of Ida are slowly moving across Southeast, spreading heavy rain from South Carolinas into the Delmarva. The following is the impact from Ida as it came onshore, made landfall and dissipated into its current state as a remnant low slowly trudging through the Southeast.

Wind Gusts:

• Burrwood, La.: 66 mph
• Boothville, La.: 56 mph
• Tyndall AFB, Fla.: 55 mph
• Pensacola, Fla.: 51 mph
• Waveland, Miss.: 48 mph
• Mobile, Ala.: 48 mph
• Dulac, La.: 47 mph
• Harahan, La.: 47 mph
• Wiggins, Miss.: 45 mph
• Deerfield Beach, Fla.: 45 mph
• Gulfport, Miss.: 44 mph
• Destin, Fla.: 44 mph
• Gilberton, Ala.: 42 mph

Rainfall Totals (Since late Monday):

Alabama

• Opelika: 9.83 inches
• Foley: 6.66 inches
• Phenix City: 6.33 inches
• Clanton: 6.30 inches
• Tuskegee: 6.22 inches
• Sylacauga: 6.17 inches
• Summerdale: 6.13 inches
• Elberta: 5.85 inches
• Foley: 5.62 inches
• Mobile: 3.61 inches

Florida

• Gonzalez: 6.78 inches
• Port St. Joe: 6.32 inches
• Lakeland: 5.75 inches
• Ensley: 5.36 inches
• Bellview: 5.12 inches
• Milton: 4.83 inches
• Pace: 4.72 inches
• De Funiak Springs: 4.65 inches
• West Pensacola: 4.41 inches

Georgia

• Forsyth: 6.86 inches
• Bogart: 6.00 inches
• Douglasville: 5.90 inches
• Blue Ridge: 5.79 inches
• Cedartown: 5.77 inches
• Stockbridge: 5.72 inches
• Blairsville: 5.70 inches
• Columbus: 5.60 inches
• La Grange: 5.52 inches
• Fort Benning: 5.33 inches

Mississippi

• Wiggins: 4.08 inches
• Waynesboro: 4.05 inches
• Vancleave: 3.74 inches
• Pascagoula: 3.42 inches
• New Augusta: 3.28 inches
• Ocean Springs: 3.24 inches
• Moss Point: 3.10 inches
• Buckatunna: 3.10 inches
• Moss Point: 3.06 inches

South Carolina

• Walhalla: 5.10 inches
• Marietta: 5.04 inches
• Seneca: 4.98 inches
• Greenwood: 4.86 inches
• West Union: 4.82 inches
• Salem: 4.74 inches
• Pomaria: 4.69 inches
• Greenwood: 4.50 inches
• Greenville-Spartenburg: 4.25 inches

North Carolina

• Columbus: 5.10 inches
• Brevard: 4.84 inches
• Franklin: 4.83 inches
• East Flat Rock: 4.45 inches
• Laurel Park: 4.43 inches
• Elizabethtown: 4.33 inches
• Hendersonville: 4.32 inches
• Brevard: 4.26 inches
• Columbus: 4.21 inches

Storm Surge:

• New Orleans: 5 feet
• Apalachicola, Fla.: 3 feet

Preliminary Damage:

• McLaurin, Miss., Port St. Joe, Fla.: Trees Reported down
• Mount Willing, Ala., Auburn, Ala.: Flooded roads and at least three mobile homes.
• Orange Beach, Ala.: Widespread street flooding
• Bay St. Louis, Miss.: Coastal Flooding of low-lying roads

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Story Image: Waves from Tropical Storm Ida take their toll on a condominium in Destin, Fla. (Mari Darr-Welch, The Associated Press)

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