• Wes Allen, Jr. sits with his father ,Wes Allen, Sr., sister Alison, and mother, Vicki, outside their room at a damaged motel Tuesday in Panama City, Florida, where many residents continue to live in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael. Many residents rode out the storm and have no place to go even though many of the motel's rooms are uninhabitable. | AP
    Wes Allen, Jr. sits with his father ,Wes Allen, Sr., sister Alison, and mother, Vicki, outside their room at a damaged motel Tuesday in Panama City, Florida, where many residents continue to live in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael. Many residents rode out the storm and have no place to go even though many of the motel's rooms are uninhabitable. | AP

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PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA – Another 10 people in Florida have been confirmed dead in the wake of Hurricane Michael, bringing the number of storm-related deaths to at least 29 as rescue workers try to reach hundreds more people whose whereabouts is unknown.

Michael, which made landfall on Wednesday as one of the most powerful storms on record to hit the continental United States, has killed 20 people in the Florida Panhandle, five in Virginia, three in North Carolina and one in Georgia, according to official tallies.

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