JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Irma slowly weakened from a hurricane into a tropical storm Monday as it traveled over northern Florida and moved into southern Georgia, displacing thousands of people, leaving millions without electricity and causing record-setting floods. At least nine people have died in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina as a result of the storm. Officials cautioned residents to remain off the roads and not return to their homes until evacuation orders are lifted. Nearby states also began to feel the wallop of Irma on Monday. Read more updates about Hurricane Irma:

Source: Huffington Post September 11, 2017 21:11 UTC