Hurricane Milton Intensifies to Category 5, Florida Prepares: Live Updates
Another monster hurricane is set to strike the U.S. just two weeks after the last one. Hurricane Milton rapidly intensified to Category 5 strength on Monday, less than two days after it formed as a tropical storm over the Gulf of Mexico,
Monday live updates: Hurricane watch issued for Tampa Bay as Milton strengthens to Cat 5 storm
Hurricane Milton is continuing to rapidly intensify before its expected landfall along Florida’s Gulf Coast sometime Wednesday. The National Hurricane Center on Monday issued a hurricane watch for a stretch of the coastline including Tampa Bay, which remained roughly in the middle of the forecast cone.
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For those in the Tampa area or interested in the storm's impacts there, you can watch on the webcams below.
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Hurricane Milton​ is causing flight cancellations and airport closures in Florida days ahead of its expected landfall.
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