PROVIDENCE – When Hurricane Milton makes landfall in Florida, it could bring a storm surge of up to 15 feet in places. While there have been larger storm surges from hurricanes that have hit the ...

Languages: English. Storm surges up to 15 feet above ground level are expected along Florida's west-central coast, driven by the incoming Hurricane Milton. Milton is expected to impact the densely ...

The west coast of Florida will see 10-15 feet of storm surge, which is a significant problem considering a lot of Florida’s elevation near the coast is under 15 feet in elevation. Storm surge is ...

The "catastrophic and deadly storm surge" could reach 15 to 20 feet above ground somewhere along the coast, the National Hurricane Center warned Wednesday. Warnings ranging as high as 12 feet are ...

It's packing a powerful punch as a major hurricane and destined to bring a storm surge potentially up to 15 feet. Hurricane Milton is lashing the west coast of Florida as a major Category 3 storm.

As Hurricane Helene approaches the panhandle and Big Bend region of Florida some communities along the Gulf of Mexico could see storm surge as high as 15 to 20 feet which would put entire homes ...

THE STORM IS EXPECTED TO INTENSIFY OVER WARM WATERS ... THAT MEANS SURF WILL BE RUNNING ANYWHERE BETWEEN FIVE TO EVEN TEN FEET ALONG THE COASTAL AREAS. LOCALIZED FLOODING WILL BE ANOTHER MAIN ...

As of Tuesday, the National Weather Service warned that when Hurricane Milton approaches, most of Florida's west coast could see storm surge up to 15 feet above ground level during high tide.

With an anticipated storm surge of up to 15 feet, that means that water levels could reach a whopping 15 feet higher than the typical water level. The surge occurs when intense winds push seawater ...

A storm surge of 15-20 feet above ground level is possible across all of that region and residents along the coast are being encouraged to evacuate. Citrus County and northward: 15 - 20 feet ...

life-threatening storm surge from 15 to 20 feet above ground level, according to the 2 p.m. update. Coastal areas around that region may face surges up to 15 feet. That's three to nearly four ...