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Captain Lee Rosbach Shares Updates on Hurricane Irma from Florida

The #BelowDeck boss documented his experience with the storm on Instagram.

By Laura Rosenfeld
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Captain Lee Rosbach was just one of the millions of Florida residents bracing for Hurricane Irma as it hit the Sunshine State this weekend. The Below Deck boss kept fans updated on the storm in his neck of the woods in Fort Lauderdale before, during, and after it passed through. 

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Captain Lee gave a glimpse into his storm prep on Instagram, making sure he had some water on hand in case he needed it.

Storing some extra H20 in anticipation of Irma. Showtime starts soon. Be safe out there, it's about to get real.

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He then captured the scary scene outside as Hurricane Irma arrived, bringing gusts of wind and a downpour of rain with it. 

Let the games begin. Irma, c'mon down.

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Good morning to you as well Irma.

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Outside on our patio this am.

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Here's the 4:00 update. No relief yet. This is the patio, frontal shot to follow.

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Here's the view out front. Looking for a break.

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Captain Lee eventually ventured outside when things seemed to calm down a bit. He videos showed the aftermath of Hurricane Irma with trees down and ankle-deep water flooding the street of his neighborhood. "OK, first shots outside with a little break in the action, and it's not real pretty," he said in one video on Instagram. "Just everywhere you see there's havoc and devastation."

Plus some more.

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But Captain Lee expressed his gratitude that there wasn't more damage done. "We've been lucky," he said in another video of the impact of the storm.

Some of the aftermath and it's not over yet. Could use a break.

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Captain Lee later updated fans on Twitter saying that the "worst is over." "The power needs to be restored and the rebuilding and clean up begins," he tweeted Sunday. "We all pull together and the load isn't quite so heavy."

To help those affected by Hurricane Irma go to redcross.org, call 1- 800-RED CROSS or text the word IRMA to 90999 to make a $10 donation.

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