NORTH PALM BEACH, Fla. — At the Sandalwood condos in North Palm Beach, along the path of Saturday's tornado, Gail McCormack is still cleaning out the damage.
"I think I had 25 blowers and four dehumidifiers in there since Monday," she said.
McCormack's condo sustained substantial water damage.
"They did take off the baseboard and the crown molding and ceiling because it was flooding down the stairs, and I could not stop it myself," McCormack said.
The damage varies from condo to condo along the twister's narrow path, which damaged cars, trees and fences.
Along U.S. Highway 1, some businesses are also still cleaning up.
The Aquarium Shop lost a $15,000 tank, according to owner Andy Finlayson.
"Something came through the window, a ceiling tile from across the street, looked like it busted the front glass right out," Finlayson said.
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His store remained open as a contractor assessed the damage on Wednesday.
Throughout the area, many who have insurance seem to be moving toward getting back to normal.
It's a process that they admit will take weeks, but also they feel fortunate it's just repairs they have to worry about.
"I'm emotional," McCormack said. "You see a big tree coming towards you, you think this is it."
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