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Hurricane Milton made landfall late Wednesday evening south of Tampa on Wednesday evening. The hurricane brought storm surge flooding and a tornado outbreak, which produced more than a dozen twisters across central and southern Florida.
A video shared by the Florida Highway Patrol shows a dog abandoned along Interstate 75 north of Tampa Wednesday morning, as Hurricane Milton moves closer to the Sunshine State.
As if historic storm surge and hurricane-force winds werenât enough, residents of Fort Myers had to deal with even more crazy weather from Milton as a tornado was said to have plowed a neighborhood on Wednesday afternoon.
Outer bands of Hurricane Milton are already impacting Florida ahead of landfall, bringing heavy rainfall, strong winds and tornadoes.
Hurricane Milton is bearing down on the west coast of Florida. Here are the key points.
A severe geomagnetic storm is forecast at the same time Hurricane Milton is forecast to strike Florida. While NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center did not note if satellite issues could hinder hurricane monitoring, radio blackouts are expected.
Top U.S. geological scientists are painting a grim picture of Florida's west coast as Hurricane Milton barrels towards landfall late Wednesday evening in a worst-case scenario.
Communities far from the west coast of Florida are expecting to see gusty winds and heavy rainfall, starting Wednesday and lasting through Thursday. More than 11 million residents in the Sunshine State are under tropical weather alerts. A Hurricane Warning issued for cities such as Daytona Beach, Orlando, Lakeland and Tampa along the Interstate 4 corridor. Orlando is expected to see sustained tropical storm force winds after the hurricane makes landfall along the Gulf Coast.
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Millions in Florida are bracing for a potentially catastrophic punch from major Hurricane Milton, which threatens a historically deep and dangerous storm surge to a large swath of Floridaâs west coast along with wind gusts well over 100 mph when the storm strikes Wednesday night or Thursday morning.