Hurricane Irma by the numbers

32: The number of deaths due to Hurricane Irma reported in the United States

$250 million: The amount of money the state of Florida has spent on preparation and recovery efforts so far.

3.9 million: The number of people in Florida still without power as of Wednesday.

42: The number of bridges in the Florida Keys that are safe for vehicles.

25: The percentage of homes in the Florida Keys that were destroyed.

65: The percentage of homes in the Florida Keys that suffered some damage.

$100 million: The initial damage assessment for Naples, Florida.

185 mph: The strength of the winds of Irma at its peak.

37: The number of hours Irma maintained that wind speed.

500 miles: How wide Irma was before making landfall.

7.48 feet: The height of the storm surge in Fernandina Beach.

16 inches: The amount of rainfall that fell in Fort Pierce, Florida. It was the most recorded by a U.S. city in the path of Irma.

6.3 million: The number of Florida residents who were ordered to evacuate in advance of the storm.

142 mph: The strength of the sustained winds when Irma hit Naples, Florida.

2.4 million: The numbers of meals FEMA transferred at Florida's request. The federal emergency agency also provided 1.4 million liters of water.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5: The Saffir-Simpson categories that Irma was classified as at one point during the storm's history.

5: The number of times Walt Disney World has had to close since 1971 when the resort opened. The park closed rides on Sunday and Monday.

1: The number of time a tropical storm warning was issued for Atlanta. It came Monday during Irma's trek northward.