Dire warnings to flee as Hurricane Milton begins to lash Florida: ‘This is your last chance’
Hurricane Milton churned toward a potentially catastrophic collision along Florida’s west coast, where millions were ordered ...
Hurricane Milton: What is a storm surge and how far inland can this storm go? What to know
Hurricane Milton has made its way to Florida. What parts are at risk of a storm surge? How far inland can the water go? What ...
Conditions worsening in Florida as Hurricane Milton landfall nears: Live updates
Tampa, with a metropolitan area that is home to over 3 million people, has not had a direct hit by a major hurricane in more ...
Hurricane Milton live updates: ‘Catastrophic’ storm growing in size as Florida hit with multiple tornadoes, severe flooding ahead of landfall
Forecasters are urging people in Florida to make preparations or leave their homes today, as the National Hurricane Center ...
Hurricane Milton: Palm Beach braces for tropical storm conditions
The powerful Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall on Florida's west coast on Wednesday. Palm Beach could see ...
Scenes From Florida as Residents Prepare for Milton
The storm is expected to make landfall around midnight, devastating an area still recovering from Hurricane Helene, which ...
Hurricane Milton could turn Florida prisons into death traps
As climate disasters intensify, the nation’s incarcerated population faces life-threatening risks due to inadequate emergency ...
What category is Hurricane Milton? Florida has bigger worries than that.
Milton will be a surge event unlike any hurricane in living memory for west-central Florida, with only major hurricane strikes in 1848 and 1921 comparable in scope and height of the coastal flooding, ...
Why Milton is already a hurricane for the record books
While it's still hours away from making landfall and has yet to cause any damage, Hurricane Milton is already rewriting the ...
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Tampa's Milton flood risks are similar to hurricane woes in New Orleans. Here's why.
Both are vulnerable to storm surge because of geography. But the cities have had very different experiences with hurricanes.
How does storm surge work? Here's how Milton could bring reverse storm surge to Tampa Bay
Reverse storm surge happens when the wind from the storm pushes the excess water away from shore instead of pushing it onto the coast and it happened during Hurricanes Irma and Ian. WeatherTiger ...