At least six people died and about 1.2 million customers remained without power Friday after former Hurricane Zeta hit the Gulf Coast and rushed inland this week.
Zeta -- the 27th storm of the Atlantic hurricane season -- made landfall in Louisiana as a Category 2 storm Wednesday before weakening to a post-tropical cyclone by Thursday afternoon.

Crews from Entergy work on power lines as one overhangs State Hwy 1 after sustaining damaged from Hurricane Zeta on Grand Isle, Louisiana, on Friday, October 30.
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A bait shop and neighboring building sustained damage from Hurricane Zeta in Golden Meadow, Louisiana.
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Mark Andollina, left, and Shane Holder remove part of a damaged roof from the road at the Cajun Tide Beach Resort in Grand Isle, Louisiana, on Friday, October 30.
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Atlanta fire crews free a man who was trapped in his third-floor bedroom after a tree came crashing down in Atlanta on October 29.
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A tractor trailer is seen overturned at Bayou Caddy Fisheries & Ice in Lakeshore, Mississippi on October 29.
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People clear debris at St. Bernard Middle School in St. Bernard, Louisiana.
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Firefighters attempt to remove a tree to recover two victims after a tree landed on a home in Buford, Georgia.
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Firefighters work on removing a downed tree in Greenville, South Carolina.
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Poll workers walk through voting booths at the Dunwoody Library after Hurricane Zeta knocked out power in Dunwoody, Georgia.
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Police block off a section of US Highway 90 because of fallen utility poles in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.
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A fallen tree lays on a home in Lincoln, Alabama.
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A homeowner avoids downed electrical power lines in Decatur, Georgia.
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Men work together to remove propane tanks from an RV at Gulf Haven RV Resort in Gulfport, Mississippi.
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Residents use chain saws to clear fallen trees in Waveland, Mississippi.
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