Florida Storm Leaves Millions Without Power

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Hurricane Milton Aftermath: Residents Return Home, Cleanup Underway

Residents who fled Hurricane Milton are slowly returning home, weary but grateful to be alive. Fred Neuman and his wife, who evacuated to Destin, are returning to their damaged home in Siesta Key.

Rescuers Assist Stranded Residents

In Zephyrhills, rescuers are helping residents trapped in their flooded homes. The golf course community has faced severe flooding from recent hurricanes.

Federal Assistance Approved

President Biden has approved a disaster declaration for Florida, providing federal funding for affected individuals and businesses.

Tornado Damage Surprises Residents

Hurricane Milton spawned numerous tornadoes, including one that struck Tony Brazzale’s home in Wellington. The tornado caused significant damage, despite the hurricane’s center being far away.

Tornadoes Leave Deadly Impact

At least six people were killed by tornadoes in Spanish Lakes Country Club Village. The National Weather Service is investigating reports of at least 38 tornadoes associated with the hurricane.

Power Outages Continue

About 1.4 million customers in Florida remain without power. The White House reports that 50,000 workers are working to restore power.

Safety Warnings

Governor Ron DeSantis urges residents to remain cautious, as downed power lines and standing water pose ongoing safety risks.


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