National Hurricane Center: 'Milton poses an extremely serious threat'
Volusia County's emergency manager says Hurricane Milton − which was still building steam near the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, but expected to proceed toward Florida's Gulf Coast and across the state over the next two days − is a "substantial threat."
Sunday, Oct 6 update: Latest on Category 1 Hurricane Milton from the National Hurricane Center
The National Hurricane Center’s 1 pm Sunday advisory reported that the tropical storm Milton had upgraded to a Category 1 hurricane with winds of 80 mph. Category 1 Hurricane Milton is 290 miles west-northwest of Progreso Mexico and 815 miles west-southwest of Tampa Florida, with maximum sustained wind of 80 mph. It’s moving 6 mph to the east.
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WATCH: National Hurricane Center Director Dr. Michael Brennan provides an update on Tropical Storm Milton. Hurricane and storm surge watches could be issued as early as late Sunday for Florida as ...
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As Hurricane Milton churns in the Gulf of Mexico and threatens Florida's coast, the National Hurricane Center says it is ...
The tropical depression in the Pacific Ocean will slice across Mexico before merging with another disturbance in the Gulf.
Florida’s Gulf Coast is bracing for the impact of Hurricane Milton’s near-record winds and expected massive storm surge ...
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