ORLANDO, Fla. – Hurricane Milton continues to move across Central Florida. Wind gusts have routinely been greater than 75 mph across most of Central Florida. The strongest gust reported so far was 92 mph in Marineland, Flagler County. The highest rainfall, as expected, has fallen to the west and north of Orlando.

Hurricane Milton's extreme winds left of mess of debris all around. On top of homes and businesses throughout much of Manatee County. Many residents braved long lines at any available gas stations to refuel for recovery efforts on Friday.

Hurricane Milton landed in Florida as a powerful Category 3 storm, causing extensive damage across the Gulf Coast region that could cost $175 billion. Initial reports indicate severe structural damage,

As Florida residents in the path of Hurricane Milton make their urgent final preparations before the storm makes landfall, early projections indicate Milton could cause damage on a historic scale. “If Milton stays on its course,

The south jetty was damaged by Hurricane Helene two weeks ago, but Hurricane Milton annihilated the area. Police now have Humphris Park barricaded and closed to the public. “We

Residents in Florida are still struggling with the aftermath of Hurricane Milton with runoff from the heavy rainfall making its way into rivers and flooding inland communities. More than one million customers across the state are still without power in addition to gas shortages across the region.