Hurricane Milton Causes Deaths and Destruction in Florida
Hurricane Milton Causes Deaths and Destruction in Florida

Hurricane Milton Causes Deaths and Destruction in Florida

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Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida as a Category 3 storm, causing extensive damage across coastal communities and resulting in at least six fatalities. The storm brought winds over 100 mph and unprecedented rainfall, leading to severe flooding and power outages affecting over 3 million residents. Although many areas, including Tampa, were spared from a direct hit, the aftermath was still devastating, with reports of destroyed homes and infrastructure, including the roof of Tropicana Field. Rescue operations are ongoing, with dramatic rescues reported, such as a 14-year-old boy and a man stranded in the Gulf. In the wake of the storm, residents are grappling with anxiety and uncertainty, impacting local political campaigns and voting processes, as many areas are without power and mail service is disrupted. Governor Ron DeSantis expressed confidence in the state's resilience, noting the community's ability to recover quickly despite the challenges posed by back-to-back hurricanes.

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