Hurricane Milton made landfall as a Category 3 near Siesta Key in Sarasota County Wednesday ... and Hernando counties. Storm Surge Warning in Central Florida: Brevard, Volusia and Flagler counties.

Atlantic hurricane season approaches, federal and university forecasters are urging residents to prepare for what could be ...

Florida is extremely vulnerable to life-threatening storm surge because of its coastal ... click here to view evacuation route and zone maps for your county. According to FloridaDisaster.org ...

The National Weather Service (NWS) has created a map ... storm modeling. A storm surge warning is in place for the coastline in front of Orlando and Jacksonville, from around Micco, in Brevard ...

At least 16 people have died from Hurricane Milton, which roared onshore on ... at the height of the storm. Duke Energy said it plans to restore power by Sunday night in Brevard, Citrus, Hernando ...

Here’s the latest forecast track: The latest forecast track from 5 p.m has the storm passing closer to Orlando across Polk County ... surge warning is in place on the east coast of Florida ...

A storm surge refers to an abnormal rise in water ... It is now in the Atlantic Ocean northeast of Cape Canaveral in Florida’s Brevard County. Rainfall of 200-350 mm is expected across central ...

including Tampa Bay — as well the state's east coast from the St. Lucie-Martin County line north to Ponte Vedra Beach. A storm surge warning was in place for Florida's west coast from Flamingo ...

Daytona Beach could see dangerous storm surge as Hurricane Milton races across Florida. Milton is forecasted ... in and around Daytona Beach and Brevard County could see a surge of 3-5 feet ...

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, forecasters warn of significant and potentially deadly storm surge.Florida's west coast is expected to see the worst of the storm surge, with 10-15 feet of ...

BUT THAT WIND FIELD EXTENDS OVER TOWARD BREVARD COUNTY ... Hurricane Milton approaches Florida as a dangerous major storm, models are showing the risk of storm surge on the coasts.