At least two cranes have reportedly collapsed in Miami as Hurricane Irma made landfall on Sunday.

According to WSVN-TV, the first crane crashed next to a federal prison. Although no one was hurt, officials had been warned that there was a danger of cranes collapsing days before Irma hit the city.

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NBC News reported Sunday afternoon that a second crane had collapsed on a high-rise building that was under construction. The crane was said to be 40 stories high when it collapsed.

A second crane collapses in Miami and dangles from an unfinished high-rise tower pic.twitter.com/kme8P2VoU5

— NBC News (@NBCNews) September 10, 2017