With last week's hurricane behind us, here's a brief look at Hurricane Ian's impact on the Lakeland area.

63,500 Lakeland Electric customers lost power for up to six days. For context, that's nearly 50% of Lakeland Electric's 137,000 customers.
500 power lines were taken out by wind in Lakeland.
349 trees needed trimming or removal by the City of Lakeland. In North Lakeland, the Parks Department cleared 68 trees.
276 transformers blew in the area.
78 mph — That's how fast wind speeds were during the storm's peak hours Wednesday night and Thursday morning on Oct. 28 and 29.
40 FEMA trucks were contracted by the county to collect debris.
35 Waffle House locations closed throughout the state.
25 trees were cleared from Cleveland Heights Golf Course, plus acres worth of debris.
18 Polk County Public Schools opened as temporary hurricane shelters.
10.8 ft — That's how high the Peace River had risen to by Sun., Oct. 2. Its record depth is 11.1 ft.