Milton, hard on the heels of Helene, stirs memories of when Florida saw four storms in six weeks
Here we go again — our second major hurricane in less than a month. Its climate change-fueled rapid intensification has been startling to watch. Its expected losses are staggering. I hope you took this one seriously,
Back-to-back storms leave residents feeling exhausted, sleepless and coping with mixed feelings of gratitude and guilt.
A lot of folks referred to the storm as "Ivan the Terrible,'' and now, 20 years later, memories of Hurricane ... system or grid is hurricane proof,'' Young said. "But Florida Power & Light ...
Hurricane Milton is now heading straight for Florida's Gulf Coast, with landfall and a 15-foot storm surge possible in Tampa ...
AccuWeather's Jon Porter tracks Hurricane Milton's movement as the storm is expected to be historic and life-threatening when ...
Denis Phillips, the suspenders-clad ABC Action News Tampa Bay meteorologist with a rule about staying calm (“Rule No. 7: Don’t freak out unless I’m freaking out”) posted to Facebook about Milton: ...
While the Upstate is traditionally spared from the brunt of tropical storms, several have wreaked havoc. These are among the ...
The destruction reveals this city — like any in America — was never safe, it’s just that memories are short and the climate ...
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Hurricane Milton is a Category 5. Florida orders evacuations and scrambles to clear Helene's debrisMilton strengthened into a major hurricane Monday on a path toward Florida population centers including Tampa and Orlando, ...
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