are coming home to find their homes and neighborhoods buried under feet of sand – an unwanted parting gift from the Gulf of Mexico's storm surge at the hands of Hurricane Milton. A gauge along ...

When a hurricane sets its ... Mounds of sand swallowing their homes? Not so much. That’s the reality for some after Hurricanes Helene and Milton clobbered Florida’s Gulf Coast with back ...

Sand is piled up to the first floor of most homes on Manasota Key ... The community, about 30 miles south of where Hurricane Milton made landfall Wednesday, sits across a bay from Englewood ...

Hurricane Milton lashed Florida's Gulf Coast with flooding rain and winds of 120 miles per hour that left homes — and, in some cases, full neighborhoods ... with murky sand that appears ...

Water and wind from Hurricane Milton damaged about 1,300 ... more than 14,000 sandbags to help property owners prepare for the storm, with seven loads of sand delivered to its station off Bonita ...

They stood among the human-made structures destroyed by hurricanes Helene and Milton — sand-filled mobile ... who lived on the island full time and passed older houses down to family members ...

"This was all from the first hurricane ... Grande devastated by Milton 01:54 Homes were surrounded by brown water, cars were swept away and businesses were caked in sand. Nearly everyone on ...

Standing on a thick layer of sand, Adam Robinson’s head nearly reached the ceiling of his beachfront condo in Siesta Key — ground zero for Hurricane Milton. The storm had dumped much of the ...

The island’s shore is replenished every seven years with sand ... on House and Senate study committees were to tour the dunes Thursday, a visit that was postponed due to Hurricane Milton.