Hurricane Milton's storm surge threat is growing. Here's what Tampa Bay should watch out for.
As Hurricane Milton intensified on its path toward Florida's Gulf Coast, the strength of the system increased the severity of ...
Tuesday live updates: Time running out for Tampa Bay to prepare for Milton
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Florida Map Shows Areas Where Hurricane Milton Storm Surge Will Hit Hardest
Hurricane Milton is forecast to make landfall in the Tampa Bay area on Wednesday evening with 156 mph winds pushing water ...
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Tampa Bay hasn’t been hit directly by a major hurricane since 1921. Milton may be the one
Almost the entirety of Florida’s west coast was under a hurricane warning early Tuesday. Milton’s winds are some of the ...
Hurricane Milton's storm surge could be a major problem for Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay – the nation's most vulnerable metro area to storm surge – could be about to see its worst flooding in over a ...
Is Milton's storm surge forecast for Tampa Bay worse than Helene's?
A catastrophic storm surge is expected to inundate Florida's Gulf Coast from Hurricane Milton, raising water levels by up to ...
Tampa Bay traffic jams as thousands evacuate before Hurricane Milton
Residents face heavy traffic and hundreds of stations out of gas as they seek refuge from potential life-threatening winds ...
Helene just flooded Tampa Bay. Here’s how much worse Milton’s surge could be.
Less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene flooded Tampa Bay with record storm surge, Milton is poised to up the ante. The ...
Tampa Bay braces for what could be strongest storm in a century
Hurricane Milton sparked alarm and evacuations along Florida’s Gulf coast, and especially in Tampa Bay, where residents were ...
Why is Tampa Bay so vulnerable to hurricanes?
As Milton barrels toward the Gulf Coast of Florida, experts are worried that a century of luck could come to a sudden end.
Hurricane Milton Could be Storm Tampa Has Been Dreading: 'Our Katrina'
Meteorologist Bryan Bennett likened the impending danger to Hurricane Katrina, which hit the Gulf Coast in August 2005 and killed more than 1,300 people.