Hurricane Milton Monday recap: Florida evacuations ordered as storm now 180-mph Category 5
Communities from the Tampa Bay area to Sarasota and Southwest Florida could be where Milton makes landfall midweek.
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Hurricane Milton Surges To Category 5, Expected To Hit Florida As A Major Hurricane This Week
Hurricane Milton has grown into a powerful Category 5 storm, less than two days after it developed in the Gulf of Mexico. The ...
Tuesday live updates: Time running out for Tampa Bay to prepare for Milton
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Milton strengthens into Category 5 hurricane, triggers storm surge warnings for Florida's Gulf Coast
Life-threatening storm surges are expected to hit Florida's Gulf Coast this week with the arrival of Hurricane Milton, which was upgraded Monday afternoon to a Category 5 hurricane over the southern ...
Hurricane Milton, a powerful Category 4 storm, expected to hit Florida's west coast; evacuation orders issued
Tropical Storm Milton is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane headed toward Florida with possible impacts to the state's ...
Florida orders evacuations as Hurricane Milton threatens ‘flying missiles’
Milton’s approach stirred memories of 2017′s Hurricane Irma, when about 7 million people were urged to evacuate Florida in an exodus that jammed freeways and clogged gas stations. Some people who left ...
Tampa mayor issues dire warning to residents ignoring evacuation orders
In an interview with CNN on Monday, Tampa Mayor Jane Castor delivered a dire warning, urging residents in evacuation areas to leave. “I can say this without any dramatization whatsoever: If you choose ...
Hurricane Milton takes turn to target Florida with ‘destructive’ path ahead
Hurricane Milton began its turn toward Florida on Tuesday still a powerful Category 4 hurricane with a forecast landfall near ...
Hurricane Milton Could be Storm Tampa Has Been Dreading: 'Our Katrina'
Meteorologist Bryan Bennett likened the impending danger to Hurricane Katrina, which hit the Gulf Coast in August 2005 and killed more than 1,300 people.