Hurricane Milton

Hurricane Milton Makes Landfall in Florida, Bringing Catastrophic Winds and Flooding

Devastating Storm Batters Coast as Emergency Crews Respond

Landfall brings widespread power outages, property damage, and mandatory evacuations

Hurricane Milton, a Category 4 storm, has made landfall in Florida, unleashing catastrophic winds and flooding along the coast. The storm has caused widespread power outages, property damage, and forced mandatory evacuations.

As the storm moves inland, emergency crews are responding to numerous calls for assistance, including downed power lines, damaged homes, and stranded motorists. The National Guard has been activated to support these efforts.

Hurricane Warning Remains in Effect as Storm Continues to Move Inward

The National Hurricane Center has issued a hurricane warning for a large portion of Florida, including the cities of Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville. Residents in these areas are urged to take precautions and follow evacuation orders if necessary.

The storm is expected to weaken as it moves inland, but heavy rain and flooding are still possible for several more days. Forecasters are monitoring the storm closely and will provide updates as they become available.

Stay Informed and Follow Safety Instructions

Residents in affected areas are urged to stay informed about the latest weather conditions and follow the instructions of local officials. Avoid unnecessary travel and seek shelter if possible.

For the latest updates on Hurricane Milton, visit the National Hurricane Center website or follow your local news station.