The might of Idalia: Keaton Beach mansions are completely ripped apart by hurricane - with thousands fleeing 16ft storm surge and 100mph winds as it homes in on Savannah, GA

 One property in Keaton Beach was left looking like a doll's house with the walls partially ripped down with furniture surviving the worst of the winds. The monster storm has been downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane as it moved inland to batter southern Georgia with 90mph winds and left a path of destruction in its wake. Hurricane Idalia has so far claimed two lives after making landfall onto Florida's Big Bend at Keaton Beach at 7.45am on Wednesday - and is barrelling its way towards North and South Carolina. Video also captured the moment a storm surge swept up to a window of a one-story property, as debris swept from the roof and trees were battered by the winds. Officials say the 'apocalyptic' 16ft storm surge has caused catastrophic flooding, as water beaches homes across Steinhatchee with 110mph winds battering the state.