In photos: Getting home after Hurricane Irma

Canceled flights, roads closed: many Florida residents are stranded after fleeing Hurricane Irma.

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Line of cars trying to get back to Miami Beach this morning, even tho they won't be let in bc roads are impassable

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At least three million users were reported with power outages in Florida/ Little by little some households recovered service. In the image, Estrella Palacios walks through the trees brought down by Hurricane Irma on Brickell Avenue in Miami's financial center.

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Fallen trees and power lines in Miami Beach. The roads will reopen once roads are safe, police say.

Twitter: Miami Beach Police

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The streets of Miami Beach have a lot of debris and fallen power lines. Crews are working quickly to ensure road safety, according to Miami Beach police. Twitter: Miami Beach Police

Twitter: Miami Beach Police

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Hundreds of trees were toppled fell all over the Florida peninsula, bringing down power lines. Getty Images

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Clean up began quickly in Key Biscayne amd power was also restored on Monday.

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Naples residents woke up to flooded streets on Monday.

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Authorities reported historic flooding in Jacksonville.

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Downtown Jacksonville on Monday. AP photo.

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Tampa International Airport website on Monday.

David Adams

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Flight activity in the southeast was way below normal as airports remained closed after the passage of Hurricane Irma./flightradar24.com

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Flooded streets ....Twitter

Eulimar Núñez

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Streets blocked ..../Twitter

Eulimar Núñez