Katrina leaves a mess in south Florida

Hurricane Katrina moved slowly across South Florida over the past 24 hours, leaving flooding and wind damage in its path. Katrina weakened to a tropical storm before reemerging as a hurricane over the Gulf of Mexico. Wind and rain continues across a wide part of the state. Up to 20 inches of rain is expected in the Florida Keys.

Katrina's path across the state was nearly due west, sparing central Florida. It is expected to turn northward and perhaps make landfall in the Florida Panhandle early next week.

Projected path.