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Striking photos and video from Michael's path of destruction

USA TODAY 10/12/2018 Ashley May and Joel Shannon

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Hurricane Michael carves trail of destruction

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After making landfall Wednesday as the most powerful hurricane on record to hit Florida's Panhandle, Hurricane Michael has left a trail of disaster across multiple states.

Although Michael weakened Thursday to a tropical storm, it has killed at least seven people and impacted Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia. The damage has been astonishing, with entire neighborhoods wiped out in some locations.

The storm made history as the third strongest to hit the United States mainland in recorded history after making landfall Wednesday as a Category 4.

More: Hurricane Michael is so bad that Waffle House closed 30 restaurants

Here are some images and videos from the storm's path:

Boats were piled high at a harbor in Panama City.

A Panama City hospital evacuated about 200 patients on Thursday morning after the building sustained significant damage.

a truck is parked in front of a building: Bay Medical Center Sacred Heart began evacuating approximately 200 patients Thursday morning after the hospital sustained roof, structural and water damage during Hurricane Michael.

© Brandon Girod/cgirod@pnj.com Bay Medical Center Sacred Heart began evacuating approximately 200 patients Thursday morning after the hospital sustained roof, structural and water damage during Hurricane Michael.

Panama City and Mexico Beach, Fla were devastated by the storm.

Becky Daniel reacts to seeing her Beacon Hill home next to Mexico City, Fla. The area was ground zero for Hurricane Michael.

A man died in Gretna, Fla. after a tree crashed through his home.

a tree in a yard: A large oak tree, which fell Oct. 10, 2018, during Hurricane Michael, practically destroyed the Gretna, Florida, house where Steve Sweet was killed and his wife was injured.

© Nada Hassanein, Tallahassee (Fla.) Democrat A large oak tree, which fell Oct. 10, 2018, during Hurricane Michael, practically destroyed the Gretna, Florida, house where Steve Sweet was killed and his wife was injured.

Residents and business owners try to salvage what remains after the storm.

Riverside Cafe employees clean up river sludge that filled the restaurant after Hurricane Michael tears through the panhandle in St. Marks, Fla.

Greenville County, South Carolina saw flooding and its first tropical storm warning in history.

Infrared imagery shows the storm's progression since landfall.

Watch the last 24 hours of Hurricane Michael in this #GOESEast infrared loop captured October 10-11, 2018 - from Michael's destructive Category 4 landfall along the Florida Panhandle to its transition to a tropical storm sweeping across the Southeastern U.S. This satellite imagery is from Channel 13 on GOES-East's Advanced Baseline Imager, which is used to monitor clouds and storm intensity. Darker red and orange colors indicate colder cloud tops, which are associated with more intense storm activity. See more images of Michael on our website (link in bio). #hurricane #tropicalcyclone #storm #weather #satellite #noaa

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Trevor Hughes, John Bacon Steve Kiggins and Nate Chute contributed to this report. Follow Ashley May on Twitter: @AshleyMayTweets.