Isla Juventud:

Hurricane-force winds and heavy rains batter Isla de la Juventud in southern Cuba. A strengthening Hurricane Ivan roared towards Cuba after wreaking havoc in the tiny Cayman Islands and killing at least 46 in its rampage across the Caribbean.(AFP/Gerardo Mayet)

Roads flooded and telephone poles knocked down can be seen all along the island of Cuba as Hurricane Ivan approaches near Nueva Gerona, Isla de la Juventud (Youth Island), south from Havana.(AFP/AIN/Gerardo Mayet)

Banana plantations are ravaged by the strong gusts as Hurricane Ivan approaches, near Isla de la Juventud (Youth Island), south from Havana, Cuba.(AFP/AIN/Gerardo Mayet)

Roofs ripped off by the strong gusts are piled up in the garden of a residence as Hurricane Ivan approaches in Nueva Gerona, Isla de la Juventud (Youth Island), south from Havana, Cuba.(AFP/AIN/Gerardo Mayet)

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Pinar del Rio

Palm trees face strong winds and heavy rains in La Coloma, in the province of Pinar del Rio, Cuba, September 13, 2004, as Hurricane Ivan approaches the most western part the nation. Ivan, leaving a trail of battered islands and at least 68 dead in a rampage across the Caribbean, churned closer towards Cuba on Monday with 160 mph winds. Photo by Henry Romero/Reuters

A half knocked down light post leans over the road to Sandino in the province of Pinar del Rio,as Hurricane Ivan approached the most western part of Cuba, September 13, 2004. Ivan, leaving a trail of battered islands and at least 68 dead in a rampage across the Caribbean, churned closer towards Cuba on Monday with 160 mph winds, on a path that could take it to U.S. shores. REUTERS/Henry Romero

A flooded house stands on the sea shore of Playa Cana, in the Province of Pinar del Rio, as Hurricane Ivan advances near the western part of Cuba, September 13, 2004. Ivan, leaving a trail of battered islands and at least 68 dead in a rampage across the Caribbean, churned closer towards Cuba on Monday with 160 mph winds, on a path that could take it to U.S. shores. REUTERS/Henry Romero

A lone cycler braves wind and rain in the city of Pinar del Rio, Cuba, as category 5 storm Hurricane Ivan nears on September 13, 2004. Ivan left a trail of bettered islands and at least 68 dead as it tore across the Caribbean on a path that could take it to southern U.S. shores. REUTERS/Henry Romero

Isla Juventud

Palm trees strain in hurricane winds on the Isle of Youth, off Cuba's south coast, as Hurricane Ivan approached the western tip of the country on September 13, 2004. Ivan left a trail of battered islands and at least 68 dead as it tore across the Caribbean on a path between Cuba and Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula that could take it to the United States Gulf shores. REUTERS/Ain

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Provinz Pinar del Rio:

Cubans return home Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2004 in Pinar Del Rio, Western Cuba as Hurricane Ivan left the region. (AP photo/Jose Goitia)

Cubans return home Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2004 in Pinar Del Rio, western Cuba as Hurricane Ivan left the region. (AP photo/Jose Goitia)

A view of the flooded town of La Coloma is seen Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2004 near Pinar Del Rio, western Cuba. Heavy flooding was reported along the island's southwestern coast. Sign reads 'No Trespassing.' (AP photo/Jose Goitia)

Cubans repair a roof, Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2004 near Pinar Del Rio, western Cuba as Hurricane Ivan left the region. (AP photo/Jose Goitia)

Cubans return home in the flooded town of La Coloma, Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2004 near Pinar Del Rio, western Cuba as Hurricane Ivan left the region (AP photo/Jose Goitia)

A light post lies on top of a school's roof in a flooded street of Playa Las Canas, in the western province of Pinar del Rio, September 14, 2004. Hurricane Ivan headed into the Gulf of Mexico toward the United States after brushing Cuba's western tip on Monday. Cuban authorities said that Ivan spared the island causing limited damage to houses in coastal communities from hurricane winds and sea surges. So far no deaths or injuries have been reported. REUTERS/Henry Romero

A damaged house stands on the flooded sea shore of Playa Las Canas,in the western province of Pinar del Rio, September 14, 2004. Hurricane Ivan headed into the Gulf of Mexico toward the United States after brushing Cuba's western tip on Monday. Cuban authorities said that Ivan spared the island, causing limited damage to houses in coastal communities from hurricane winds and sea surges. So far no deaths or injuries have been reported. REUTERS/Henry Romero

The flooded bust of national hero Jose Marti stands outside a school in Playa Las Canas, in the western province of Pinar del Rio, September 14, 2004. Hurricane Ivan headed into the Gulf of Mexico toward the United States after brushing Cuba's western tip on Monday. Cuban authorities said that Ivan spared the island causing limited damage to houses in coastal communities from hurricane winds and sea surges. So far no deaths or injuries have been reported. REUTERS/Henry Romero

Workers drive in truck to inspect possible damages to the region as two cyclist push their bikes through the flooded street en route to La Coloma in the western province of Pinar del Rio, September 14, 2004. Hurricane Ivan headed into the Gulf of Mexico toward the United States after brushing Cuba's western tip on Monday. Cuban authorities said that Ivan spared the island, causing limited damage to houses in coastal communities from hurricane winds and sea surges. So far no deaths or injuries have been reported. REUTERS/Henry Romero

Cuban youngsters enjoy themselves as a truck drags them through a floodwaters in La Coloma, in the western province of Pinar del Rio, September 14, 2004. Hurricane Ivan brushed Cuba's western tip on Monday, causing limited damage to houses but the flooding of coastal areas which has prevented evacuees to return to their homes. Ivan is headed into the Gulf of Mexico toward the United States. REUTERS/Henry Romero

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