Severe Flooding Hits Bermuda Amid Heavy Rains

Hurricane Milton has caused significant flooding across Bermuda and parts of Florida, with reports of severe water levels impacting areas such as St John's Road in Pembroke and downtown Fort Myers. In Bermuda, the Police Service has advised motorists to avoid flooded zones, highlighting concerns about neglected infrastructure as residents express frustration over recurring flooding events. Meanwhile, in Florida, storm surge levels have decreased in locations including Fort Myers and North Naples Bay, although life-threatening conditions were initially reported with surges reaching up to 13 feet. Milton has weakened to a Category 1 storm as it moves away from the coast but continues to pose risks with heavy rains and damaging winds. The Bermuda Weather Service predicts drier conditions will return briefly after the storm passes, while the U.S. experiences ongoing impacts from the storm's remnants.