Severe Weather

With fuel limited across Florida and roads starting to shut down, some locals made the choice to hunker down and ride out Hurricane Milton. Joining us live this morning is Michael Joyner, who lives right on the water.

We have a live report from Florida where residents are scrambling before Hurricane Milton makes landfall.

Hurricane Milton could become one of the most destructive storms to ever hit the United States. As of Wednesday, it has reached category 4 strength.

Reporter Kimberly Kuizon is in Florida, where people recovering from Hurricane Helene are now bracing for Hurricane Milton, expected to hit as a Category 4 storm.

Hurricane Milton is now hours away from landfall on Florida's west coast. As of now, the storm has monstrous category 4 strength.

It is down to the wire for residents to get to safety as an extraordinarily strong Hurricane Milton approaches Florida's western coast Tuesday night.

Florida is bracing for Hurricane Milton. It's moving less than two weeks after Helene ravaged the southeast. This morning people are having to evacuate again. Hurricane Milton is about 585 miles southwest of Tampa and is expected to make landfall Wednesday as a category 3 hurricane.

Typically known for its droughts, meteorologists say it has been 30 years since this much rain has fallen in the Sahara Desert in Morocco.

Preparations are underway across Florida as Hurricane Milton brews in the Gulf of Mexico. Over 50 counties are told to evacuate as the storm reaches a category 5 strength.

Hurricane Helene has killed more than 220 people, and hundreds are still accounted for in western North Carolina.

For the first time, President Biden is seeing the damage of Hurricane Helene firsthand.