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Hurricane Ian viral footage: Water bursts through condo like a scene out of 'The Shining'

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Hurricane Ian destroyed homes and businesses and left millions in the dark.One viral video showed why a disastrous event like a hurricane can truly make nightmares become reality for many.

It looked like it was taken right out of "The Shining." Except instead of blood, it's most likely sewage and rain water. Video captured a door to a condominium in Naples, Florida, which buckled from the storm surge as Hurricane Ian neared the city on Wednesday, September 28.The footage taken by Radu Mariginean captures the moment a door at Lausanne Condominium burst at the seams, showing water pouring into the building.RELATED: Videos show Hurricane Ian intense damage to FloridaMariginean’s wife, Alexis, who originally shared the footage to Twitter, told Storyful that her husband was at the doorway due to a fire alarm going off in their building."He went to go make sure we didn’t have to evacuate because of a fire, and he had to take the stairwell because we couldn’t take the elevators," she said. "He was recording the water in the stairwell and then the door buckled in."She noted in the video’s caption that he "lost his shoes" in the incident.Alexis shared aftermath photos of the door the day after, showing it completely detached from its doorframeHurricane Ian: How to get compensated if your flight was canceledThe National Weather Service reported that Hurricane Ian made landfall around 3 pm on Wednesday near Cayo Costa as a Category 4 hurricane with maximum wind speeds of 150 mph.

It was later downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved north.The devastation began to come into focus a day after Ian made landfall in Florida as one of the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the U.S.

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