What we know about the Sucia Island floatplane crash

We begin tonight with breaking news. 11 people accounted for, but several of them hurt after Kidmore Air float plane crashed in the San Juan Islands. The crash happened just before 5 30 in the shallow Bay off the Susha Islands. That's north of Orcas Island. Video from a witness. Jonathan Scott captured the emergency landing. You can see the plane did not take a rapid descent into the water, but landed on the water before colliding with rocks on the shore. Witnesses and officials say everyone 10 passengers and a pilot were able to get out before the float plane later went up in flames. Officials tell us the plane took off from Lake Union and was in route to Roach Harbor. The San Juan County Sheriff's Office says the injuries range from head injuries to broken bones and even lacerations. At least one person was in critical condition. There were three people that were flown off for injuries by air ambulance, two by one by air ambulance and two by the Navy. Um, I believe they all went to Bellingham and then four patients transported to Friday Harbor and then the four other individuals were transported over the Bellingham video from witnesses shows what appears to be two of those passengers on a medic boat coming into Friday Harbor, one of them on a stretcher being wheeled off the dock. As for the crash, FOX 13 spoke with one person up in the San Juans who tells us it was a stormy time around that crash. There's been thunder and lightning here this afternoon. Um, around 4 30 here in Friday Harbors when we saw the first thunder and lightning and the wind and the rain really start to pick up. So, um, it's starting to ease up now, you know, at 7 30 and we're getting a little break, but it's been windy and stormy for the last couple hours. The exact cause and reason for the emergency landing has not been released. We do know the FAA is investigating and that environmental personnel have been called in to monitor any impacts to the bay.