Tracking map: Will Hurricane Milton hit Orlando and Orange County?
- Hurricane Milton is bringing strong winds, widespread flooding, and potential tornadoes, with conditions worsening through Thursday, according to NWS meteorologist Tim Sedlock.
- Milton, previously a Category 5 hurricane, is now a Category 4 and is heading towards the Tampa Bay area, home to over 3 million people.
- Residents like Ms Rutter and Mr Hartill are preparing by boarding up windows, noting the area's calm before the storm, with predictions indicating it's "in the path of the hurricane.
110 Articles
110 Articles
Storm surge dangers: What to know about storm surge as Hurricane Milton nears Florida - Regional Media News
(TALLAHASSEE, FL.) — Storm surge is a major threat from Hurricane Milton, which is set to make landfall on Florida’s west coast as a Category 4 hurricane Wednesday night. A dangerous, record-breaking storm surge of up to 12 feet is expected for Tampa Bay and Fort Myers. Storm surge could reach a life-threatening 15 feet near Sarasota. Here is how storm surge works and why it’s so dangerous: When pressure falls in the center of the hurricane, wat…
Hurricane Milton: Multiple suspected tornadoes cause damage in Stuart, Fort Pierce, Vero Beach
Multiple tornadoes ahead of Hurricane Milton touch down across the Treasure Coast, knocking down trees, damaging property in Fort Pierce, Stuart, Vero Beach.
The Latest: Hurricane Milton threatens to overshadow presidential campaigning
Hurricane Milton is threatening to overshadow presidential campaigning as it menaces Florida. The storm has already scrambled Donald Trump’s schedule. He put off a virtual event Tuesday night focused on
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 68% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium























