Florida residents told to ID their bodies now if not fleeing hurricane
- Hurricane Milton is approaching Florida, and Sarasota Memorial Hospital is preparing, remaining open due to its size and safety, according to David Verinder, the hospital's president and CEO.
- Milton reached Category 5 status with 180 mph winds and is expected to cause severe flooding upon landfall near Tampa Bay early Wednesday morning.
- Scientists link Milton's intensification to climate change, noting that warmer oceans and altered atmospheric patterns provide enhanced conditions for hurricanes.
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As Florida Braces for Hurricane Milton, This Rabbi Is Defying an Evacuation Order So He Can Help
JTA – By order of the government of Fort Myers, Florida, Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz should have left his home and joined the mass of cars crawling out of the state’s southwest in advance of Hurricane Milton, which is due to make landfall Wednesday afternoon. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email Instead, […]
Hurricane Milton to slam into Florida's west Coast late today - Charleston City Paper
Millions of Floridians are in the path of monster hurricane Milton that is expected to slam into the Sunshine State near Tampa with immense force later today. The post Hurricane Milton to slam into Florida’s west Coast late today appeared first on Charleston City Paper.
Usher cancels Florida shows due to Hurricane Milton
Pop star Usher has called off his upcoming concerts in Miami after officials in Florida declared a state of emergency due to Hurricane Milton which is forecast to hit the region on Wednesday night (09.10.24).
The Latest: Milton approaches Florida as a Category 4 hurricane
By The Associated Press Hurricane Milton dropped to a Category 4 early Wednesday as it churns toward Florida’s west coast. The National Hurricane Center had predicted it would likely weaken, but remain a major hurricane when it makes landfall late Wednesday or early Thursday. The Tampa Bay area, home to more than 3.3 million people, faced the possibility of widespread destruction after avoiding direct hits from major hurricanes for more than a c…
Penguins moved to safety at Florida Aquarium as Hurricane Milton nears
Watch as African penguins at Florida Aquarium are moved to safety as ‘catastrophic’ Hurricane Milton nears. Aquarium crews have carefully helped nine penguins move from their habitat on the first floor to higher, safer ground. This precautionary step is essential to protect the animals from the possibility of severe flooding at the Aquarium, with a storm surge currently predicted in Downtown Tampa from Wednesday evening (9 October) to Thursday …
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